Bridgehead On The Dnieper: Russia Struggles To Contain A Ukr

Amid a grinding five-month counteroffensive, Ukrainian marine infantry forces are trying to pull off a complicated and audacious river crossing that has tied up a chunk of Russian troops on the left bank of the Dnieper near Kherson. Here's why you should be paying attention.

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