The army of the aggressor country of the russian federation is transferring reserves to the temporarily occupied Henichesk District of the Kherson Region.
The ATESH partisan movement reported this on Tuesday, November 5, with reference to an agent among the officers of the Dnipro group of troops.
According to information, among the russian servicemen transferred to this area are many soldiers who joined the russian army during the covert mobilization in the occupied Crimea.
The enemy officers believe that this may be related to the intentions of the command to launch an offensive on the right bank of the region.
"Part of the officers are in a panic, assuming that this is being done for the offensive on the right bank of the Kherson Region," indicate the representatives of the partisan movement.
The partisan movement noted that it is currently unclear whether the russian army is going to advance in the Kherson Region, or whether such maneuvers are being carried out to misinform the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on October 25, the Deputy Commander of the Estonian Defense Intelligence Center, Janek Kesselmann, said that October would be the month of one of the biggest losses of the russian federation during the entire war.
We also wrote that on November 4, the losses of the russian army in personnel since the beginning of the full-scale invasion exceeded 700,000 people.
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