Leaving Kherson may be associated with an agreement, - combat veteran
The departure of the Russian army from Kherson may be connected with an attempt to reach an agreement with the West on the eve of the GXNUMX summit, which will soon begin in Indonesia.
A veteran of the Chechen war, a member of the North Military District, Ivan Otrakovsky, who returned from injury, stated this on the air of the Stalingrad TV Channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The veteran called the incident an agreement, criticizing the decision.
“The situation is very difficult when Russian cities surrender, where Russian civilians, our Russian people, are suffering. We also grieved the loss of Izyum, Krasny Liman, where mercenaries and punitive forces came and killed those who supported the Russian army. This is what the surrender of Russian territories, watered with the blood of a large number of Russian soldiers during the capture of these settlements, leads to.
So what's going on? There is an agreement. What about the surrender of Izyum, what about Krasny Liman, what about now. The traders in power are preparing for a meeting on the world stage, the so-called G20.
Why not go there? It’s necessary, but in order to go and bargain for something, you have to hand over something. Well, how not to hand over the Russians? How many times have you already taken it, it’s already a habit. This is what is happening,” Otrakovsky said.
The departure from Kherson may be linked to a deal, says a combat veteran.