How the strike on the Crimean bridge will affect Ukraine's war with Russia

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Expert assessed the impact of the strike on the Crimean bridge on the further course of the war
14:35, 08.10.2022

In the occupied territories of southern Ukraine, approximately 75% of the provision of the group of Russian troops was carried out through the occupied Crimea.



The strike on the Crimean bridge will significantly affect further events on the front. This was announced by military expert Alexander Musienko during the information telethon.

He drew attention to the fact that most of the weapons and reinforcements of the personnel of the Russian army were carried out from the Crimea. Troops across the peninsula were transferred to the Zaporozhye direction and to the Kherson region. The destruction of the bridge will make this impossible.

It must be understood that somewhere around 75 percent of the support for the grouping of Russian troops in the occupied territories of southern Ukraine was carried out through the occupied Crimea and, in particular, through the Crimean bridge. And, of course, against the background of Russia's desire to transfer mobilized people there, whom they later want to transport from Crimea further to the Zaporozhye direction or to the left bank of the Kherson region. This will now make such a transfer impossible. And, of course, that the key to the de-occupation of the south of Ukraine as a whole, including in the occupied Crimea, he said.

He noted that in the near future, the destruction of the bridge will significantly reduce the transfer of Russian soldiers to the front, and will also contribute to the defeat of the Russian army.

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