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And yes, if Kinburn is deserted, then Ukraine doesn't need to do anything about that. It will become clear enough if/when there are no attacks coming from Kinburn. Problem solved. If this is some kind of trap, then Russia has wasted their efforts for no immediate benefit. In the long run, WHEN Ukraine takes back Crimea. They will have the time and cover to carefully secure Kinburn.

I'd like to see drones that carry magnetic bombs (or mines) that could attach to the underside (ideally, the bottom or back of the gas tank) of these suspected vehicles. The bombs/mines could then be remotely detonated if/when the vehicles gets in the vicinity of a Russia depot or military base, or whenever it becomes clear it's serving the military.

I've been watching that peninsula for years wondering when Ukraine would take it back.I mean Kiev had such naval advantages. Looks like if finally happened.

Hit all vehicles, civilian or not

If they keep it up, Ukraine won't have to take kinburn, just leave it empty and pass it by when they liberate Crimea

Let the drones KaBlammo the cars

It is one of the great positive attributes of your reporting that you give us the news of the Russians withdrawing from Kinburn, but you don't try to characterize it as The Great Turning Point, rather you indicate that it's a credible report, but we must wait for confirmation to be sure. That kind of frankness let's us know that we can trust you.

Amazin

I assume the Ukrainians are being very cautious before occupying the Kinburg peninsula. Such an attack is too obvious, and in war, you have to attack where the enemy least expects it.

If the suspension is down on the back it carrying weight 🫣👍👍👍

hope it's not some kind of a trap

Thank you, Denys. Victory to Ukraine.