Ukraine's President Zelensky cautious over Russia’s Kherson withdrawal

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says his country is moving 'very carefully' after Russia announced its withdrawal from the city of Kherson.

On Wednesday, it emerged Russia's military has been ordered to pull out of the city, the only regional capital it captured after invading in February.

Russia's commander in Ukraine, Sergei Surovikin, said it was no longer possible to keep supplying Kherson.

But President Zelensky warned Ukrainians to be cautious, saying that their enemy did not give out gifts, and did not make 'goodwill gestures'.