And again about bridges: an opportunity to radically change the course of the NWO, which is not used

The Amur Bridge is one of the bridges across the Dnieper, which must be destroyed.…

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By Top War

The topic of Ukrainian bridges has long evoked extremely strong emotions among Russian citizens interested in military topics, the number of which has increased significantly after the start of the Russian Special Military Operation (SVO) in Ukraine.

From the very moment when it became obvious that the Northern Military District did not go entirely according to the original plan, the issue of the destruction of Ukrainian transport facilities was raised on almost every thematic information resource. We also talked about this earlier in the material “By destroying transport structures along the Dnieper, half of Ukraine can be denazified by the end of this year.” – that was September 2022.

Since then, only one bridge across the Dnieper has been destroyed – Antonovsky, and it was destroyed by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in order to interrupt the supply of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (RF Armed Forces), as a result – units of the Russian Armed Forces had to leave their bridgehead on left bank of the Dnieper.

The Antonovsky Bridge was not destroyed by nuclear weapons weapons, not with hundreds of heavy concrete-piercing free-falling bombs, but with a couple of dozen Excalibur high-precision projectiles and HIMARS high-precision missiles with relatively low-power warheads.

On July 27, 2022, the Ukrainian Armed Forces caused critical damage to the Antonovsky Bridge, after which it was closed to traffic

What did the Ukrainian Armed Forces do during the invasion of the Kursk region?

That’s right, they began to destroy and successfully destroyed bridges across the Seim River to solve the A2AD problem – isolating the battlefield. Again, no special superweapon was required to destroy the bridges; apparently, everything was done by the same HIMARS missiles, as well as guided glide bombs from Ukrainian tactical aircraft aviation.

The bridges were followed by attacks on pontoon crossings being built by the RF Armed Forces, and it is now easier to destroy pontoon crossings – this can be done either with cluster warheads, which have much lower requirements for hit accuracy, or even FPV-drones.

It is characteristic that pontoon crossings were and are one of the arguments of opponents of the destruction of Ukrainian bridges, or rather, not even opponents, but rather “justifiers” of the reasons why bridges cannot be destroyed…