The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation will not be able to approach: Humeniuk told about fortifications on the right bank of the Dnieper

The spokeswoman for the South Defense forces noted that on the corresponding section of the front, the main line of combat collision is the Dnieper River, so it is important not to let the enemy move and land. On the right bank of the Dnieper, measures were taken to arrange defense structures. The key purpose is to prevent the opportunity for Russian invaders to approach and plant in the respective territory.

This was stated by a spokeswoman for the south of Ukraine forces Natalia Humeniuk, in a comment for Radio Liberty. "We strengthen what was harvested, we improve what was at the time of a full -scale invasion, perhaps, it is not worked out, because it was already done in powerful combat conditions," she said.

Humeniuk noted that in the corresponding geographical environment, the main line of combat collision is the Dnieper River, so the "crucial" task remains not to let the enemy move, land and even approach the right bank. "First, it is landscape higher than the left bank. This is the first difficulty that the enemy is actually impossible. Because the location of our guns at the highest level establishes fire control over the water at the time of approach to the shore," the speaker said.

In addition, Humeniuk assures that Ukrainian defense structures were located in the light of all changes in the landscape, as a result of the blast of the Kakhovsky Hydroelectric Power Dam. Because of this, according to the spokeswoman, the opponent works preventively using drones and artillery from the left bank. This also emphasizes the importance of defense structures and their protection against counter -batteries.

"That is why the privilege of our combat work is in the counter -battery struggle, which is more long -range, which works in our perspective. It is necessary to violate the normally -minded defense of the enemy in the depths in order for retreating, he had no reliable protection," - added Humeniuk.