Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
Commentary by Russian military blogger Andrey Chervonets
Oleg Tsarev, former Ukrainian and now rather Russian politician, writes:
"The Kherson direction. The most alarming. Kherson has not been surrendered. The line of defense is in place, the roadblocks in the city are in place. I contacted my military acquaintances. Everyone I recruited, and these are three units, different types of troops, are all in place. They hold their positions firmly They say they won't leave without an order.
At the same time, the rotation of neighboring units is actively underway. A lot of equipment was brought to the left bank. My acquaintances were not ordered to leave their positions. The military won’t let you down, as long as the politicians don’t let you down."
Leaders - with balls.
For example, Stalin had balls. And he did not exchange for agreements with the same Hitler to withdraw Soviet troops from the right bank of the Volga in Stalingrad. On the contrary, it was there that the fascists were first broken back and the Nazis rolled to Berlin.
The leader must have balls, and not be exchanged for agreements and "goodwill gestures" and other "regroupings" that he uses for his own good, as practice shows 100%, ONLY the enemy.
I hope my maxims are wrong and it won't come to that, because there will be no political surrender of Kherson.
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