Russian troops removed from Kherson Monuments Suvorov and Ushakov (Photo)

Volodymyr Rogov, the chairman of the occupation administration in Zaporizhzhia region, stated that the pedestals decided to "evacuate" allegedly due to constant shelling and diversions. Russian troops stole and took with them monuments to the Russian commander Alexander Suvorov and the navigator Fyodor Ushakov, who stood in occupied Kherson. A spokesman for the Odessa Regional Military Administration Sergey Bratchuk told about it.

According to him, the busts are already on the left bank of the Dnieper. "Sensation! The Suvorov Monument in Kherson has crossed the Dnieper. And on the left bank . . . The Ushakov monument was also stolen," he wrote. For his part, the chairman of the occupation administration in the Zaporizhzhia region Volodymyr Rogov said that the pedestals of Suvorov and Ushakov decided to take out for their preservation. According to the collaborator, it is allegedly related to constant shelling and sabotage.

"Now they save not only people. I have information - even monuments are taken out. As the residents of Kherson tell me, literally the monuments of Ushakov and Suvorov have been taken out today. Monuments , - he said. It should be noted that the bust of Suvorov was installed in the city for over 70 years for the 150s of his death. The statue of Ushakov was installed in 1957 near the Corps of the Kherson State Maritime Academy.

We will remind, on October 24, the head of GUR Kirill Budanov stated that the occupiers were removed from Kherson cash, server and occupation administration in case you need to get out quickly. According to him, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation do not plan to leave the regional center, but are preparing for its defense. On October 23, OK South reported that the Ukrainian military continues to move the front line in the south of Ukraine.