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Could Khersons departure be a trap - and why is this happening right now? The best analyzes and opinions of the week Weve compiled some of the weeks most notable analyzes and opinions about the war for you to read this Saturday morning. Is Khersons retreat a trap? Lets start with some comments on Russias withdrawal from Kherson from General Sir Richard Shirreff, former NATO Deputy Commander-in-Chief. He said the move could easily become a trap for Ukraines armed forces, which have recently made impressive gains in the south. This was announced to Sky News by Sir Richard at a briefing between Sergei Shoigu and Sergei in the Kremlin. Surovikin was a pantomime. He added: We cant take everything the Russians say at face value, so I think the first question is to understand whats going on. Asked if the troop withdrawal could be a trap, he said Ukrainians have a right to suspect it. I think it may well be - never take what the Russians say at face value. If they showed it the way they did it, then somewhere there must be a catch in the pieces that are pulled out from the south of Ukraine ... I think this is a milestone in this particular military operation, as they are doing here. still calling today. What at this meeting was called a difficult decision. But I do not think that it will benefit Vladimir Putin, although he, of course, has been preparing measures for several days. We have seen the evacuation of civilians from Kherson… due to the fighting in the area. But now Im wondering what impact this announcement will have on public opinion here. they are occupied by people who obviously did not feel any belonging to Russia. Donetsk and Luhansk regions are one thing because for the last eight years they have been these self-proclaimed republics. Kherson and Zaporozhye were very, very different things. And a lot of Russians were lost trying to take this territory, trying to hold this territory. And now they are gone from this territory. So this is an important milestone. Why now? Sean Bell, a former Air Force Deputy Marshal, told Sky News that while he doesnt see the withdrawal from Kherson as a trap, its still important to ask, Why now? purely from a military point of view, isolating and encircling thousands of your troops in Kherson presents a logistical challenge, even if you do lose. Fighting in Donbass makes no sense. So it makes a lot of sense to get out of Kherson and transfer it to the main effort. lines. lines. Mr Bell said the recall notice was nevertheless theatrical that something thatCould Khersons departure be a trap, and why is this happening right now? Top Analysis and Opinion of the Week This Saturday morning, weve compiled for you some of the most noteworthy analyzes and opinions on the war of the week. Kherson retreat - a trap? Lets start with comments on Russias withdrawal from Kherson from General Sir Richard Shirreff, the former Deputy Supreme Commander of NATO. The move, he said, could easily trap Ukraines armed forces, which have recently taken spectacular action in the south. Sir Richard told Sky News that the Kremlin briefing between Sergei Shoigu and Sergei Surovikin was pantomime. He added: We cant take everything the Russians say at face value, so I think the first question is to understand whats going on. Asked if the troop withdrawal could be a trap, he replied that Ukrainians have a right to suspect. Im not going to sit back and say that this is not a trap. I think it can be easy - never take what the Russians say at face value. If theyre streaming it the way they did, theres a catch somewhere. A milestone Putin wont like it This is what our Moscow correspondent Diana Magnei said after the withdrawal of troops from southern Ukraine became known... I think this is a milestone in this respect, a special military operation, as they always call it here. What they called a difficult decision at that meeting. But I dont think Vladimir Putin would like that, even though hes been kind of preparing for days. But now this statement and I wonder what effect it will have on local public opinion. You know what the point was to invade and capture cities, who clearly did not feel connected to Russia? Donetsk and Luhansk regions are one thing because for the last eight years they have been these self-proclaimed republics. Kherson and Zaporozhye were very, very different things to keep this territory. And now they have left this area. So this is an important milestone Why now? Sean Bell, a former Air Force vice marshal, told Sky News that while he doesnt see the Kherson withdrawal as a trap, its still important to ask, Why now? It is clear that Russias priority in the Donbass, and if you look at it from a purely military point of view, then it makes no sense to isolate and surround thousands of your soldiers in Kherson, which is a logistical problem when you are actually losing the battle in the Donbass. it seems that it makes sense to withdraw from Kherson and redistribute it to the main effort. In order for Russia to be ahead. However, Mr. Bell called the withdrawal statement theatrical, which is some kind of stupidity.

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