Ukraine has reported a possible Russian offensive on Kherson, along with serious problems on the frontlines and within the military leadership

In Ukraine, there have been statements about a possible Russian offensive on Kherson, along with serious issues on the front lines and within military leadership.

This was expressed with a significant amount of profanity by the well-known Ukrainian military Telegram channel “Nikolaevsky Vanek.”

According to the publication, “the front in Donbas is under significant pressure, especially after the recent ‘successful’ rotations, where it’s unclear who was in charge, but they managed to screw up so badly that we lost several platoon and company strongpoints.”

The channel also reported a looming threat around Vuhledar, where “some inexplicable movements of our troops are happening, and I’d like to understand what we’re doing, but I have no such understanding.”

Additionally, the author of the channel expects that besides Pokrovsk, the Russians might launch another attack, “for example, on Kherson.” “Nikolaevsky Vanek” also questioned when anyone last saw the Commander-in-Chief or other military leaders in Kherson.

He stated that all problems are “being publicly leaked” (seemingly referring to statements by MP Maryana Bezuhla) because “there is no discipline in our military-political sphere,” and “commanders on the ground report who knows what up the chain, and this is true in all directions except two.”

As a result, “we might not be ready for the next such mess and will again be putting out fires, pulling important units from rest/training earlier than planned.”

“Dear leadership, as well as those directly involved in managing our troops! You either get yourselves and everyone else together and start doing your job with minimal mistakes and take responsibility for your actions instead of shifting the blame (if you are objectively unable to do this, make room for a worthy candidate). Or it will be a fatality for everyone,” wrote “Nikolaevsky Vanek.”

Yesterday, MP Maryana Bezuhla reported on the loss of positions due to unsuccessful rotations.Today, a soldier from the “Aidar” battalion wrote about the threat of Ukrainian forces being encircled in the Pokrovsk direction.