A new video that surfaced on social media on Tuesday shows Russian troops leaving a town on the east bank of the Dnieper from where they retreated last week, Reuters reported.

Russian troops seem to have left the city of OleskyPhoto: video shooting

Reuters journalists note that the recording suggests that one of the largest withdrawals of the war, launched by Vladimir Putin on February 24, may not have ended last Friday, when the Russian Defense Ministry announced the evacuation of all soldiers and equipment from the western bank of the river. Dnipro river.

Despite presenting a 10-point plan to end the war, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told world leaders at the G20 summit that Ukraine would not abandon its campaign to liberate the country from Russian forces after they entered the city of Kherson, the only regional capital that managed to capture the troops of the interventionists.

“We will not allow Russia to wait, build up its forces, and then start a new round of terror and global destabilization,” he said during a video conference at the G20 summit in Indonesia. “I am convinced that now is the time when Russia’s destructive war must and can be stopped,” he added.

Last Thursday and Friday, crowds of happy residents of the western bank of the Dnipro in the Kherson region cleared Ukrainian troops town after town on the way to the city of the same name.

It was one of Kyiv’s biggest victories since the start of the war, when Ukrainian troops entered the city, which President Vladimir Putin declared just six weeks ago would always belong to Russia.

Not a foot of a Russian soldier in the city on the eastern bank of the Dnieper

The Ministry of Defense of Russia officially announced last Wednesday that it is withdrawing its troops on the eastern bank of the Dnieper to positions more convenient for defense.

But in the video that appeared on social networks on Tuesday in the city of Oleshki on the eastern bank of the river, it can be seen that the Russian troops have left there as well.

The driver drove for kilometers at high speed without encountering a single Russian soldier, roadblock or flag.

Several bunkers located along the road also appear to be abandoned.

Reuters journalists confirmed the fact that the shooting was really taking place in Oleshki based on visible landmarks.

The Ukrainian armed forces said that they shelled the enemy’s positions in Olesky at night, but have not yet commented on the images, which allegedly show the withdrawal of Russians from there.

Before the war, almost 25,000 people lived in the city, it was also the administrative center of the district of the same name.

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