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Ukraine announces it has destroyed 75 percent of the Kerch Bridge crossing

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Ukraine announces it has destroyed 75 percent of the Kerch Bridge crossing
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Key Points

  • Ukrainian forces destroyed 75 percent of the crossing section of the strategic Kerch Bridge.
  • The attack information was announced by military official Robert Brovdi, known as Madyar in the country.
  • The bridge forms a vital logistical route connecting the Russian mainland to the Crimean Peninsula.

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75% destroyed crossing

Robert Brovdi (Madyar), a Ukrainian military official, announced that the country's forces destroyed a large section of the Kerch Bridge, which was built by Russia. According to the statement, approximately 75 percent of the crossing that makes up the bridge is currently unusable.

This strategic bridge, connecting the Crimean Peninsula and the Russian mainland, is of critical importance for Moscow in terms of both military deployments and logistical transportation. Such attacks targeting the bridge have the potential to severely disrupt Russia's supply lines in the region.

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What does 75 percent of the Kerch Bridge mean?
It means that approximately three-quarters of the crossing section that makes up the bridge is now unusable or destroyed.
Why is the Kerch Bridge strategically important?
The bridge plays a critical role for military deployments by providing the main road and rail transportation between the Russian mainland and the Crimean Peninsula.
Who made this announcement?
Ukrainian military official and drone unit commander Robert Brovdi (codenamed Madyar) announced that 75 percent of the bridge was destroyed.

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