The human rights activist noted that the West firmly decided to put an end to the Vladimir Putin project.

The liberation of Kherson by the Ukrainian army can take place according to two scenarios: a military assault, which will inflict heavy losses on the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but at the same time may lead to the fall of the entire Russian army, and another scenario is a "cunning maneuver from the Armed Forces of Ukraine."

Russian lawyer Mark Feygin expressed this opinion.

"If Kherson is taken militarily by the Armed Forces of Ukraine with heavy losses, then the entire military group on the right bank may crumble in Russia. And then it will be possible to shell the left bank from more advantageous positions: the logistics around Melitopol can be paralyzed. It’s already hard for the Russians, but there will be worse," Feigin said.

Another scenario, Ukraine will not return to Kherson by winter because Russia will have time to patch holes in the front with newly mobilized ones.

"In this case, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will not go head-on but will inflict significant blows on the enemy from a distance. And perhaps another trick from Ukraine will occur here: they were waiting in Kherson - they went to Izyum. Remember? I do not rule out a maneuver from the Armed Forces of Ukraine; this time they can also maneuver and strike in another direction," the human rights activist added.

Feigin also noted that the West had firmly decided to put an end to the Vladimir Putin project.

"Nuclear threats have become the last straw. Putin will be finished off. The West has finally understood that it is necessary to put an end to him. In the short term, they can agree with the Kremlin to reduce nuclear weapons tension. In the long term, no agreement will be reached," Feigin said.