Bridges to Crimea Destroyed and Dzhankoi Checkpoint Disabled by Ukrainian Forces.
Operation by Ukraine's Defense Forces
According to Espreso.tv: During the night of June 13, Ukraine's Defense Forces carried out an operation that destroyed bridges and crossings leading to occupied Crimea. Specifically, a pontoon bridge and a railway bridge near Chonhar were eliminated, along with a truck parking area near Dzhankoi. Additionally, the 'Dzhankoi' checkpoint was put out of action. These actions are part of a broader strategy to isolate Crimea from the Russian Federation.
The operation on the night of June 13 was conducted by the 1st Separate Assault Regiment, formerly known as 'Da Vinci's Wolves', in coordination with the 'Phalanx' Center for Multidomain Operations and the 475th Separate Assault Regiment 'CODE 9.2'. These coordinated efforts underscore Ukraine's ongoing push to enhance security and stability in the region.
Reactions and Implications
Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert 'Madjar' Brovdi, commented on the situation, stating that
“Ukraine is approaching the complete isolation of Crimea from the Russian Federation.”He also emphasized that traffic on the 'Novorossiya' highway has decreased by more than two-thirds, highlighting the effectiveness of the operations carried out.
This operation marks a significant step in Ukraine's efforts to degrade Russia's military logistics capabilities in Crimea, potentially having strategic consequences for the conflict's future trajectory. The reduction in traffic on key routes also points to Ukrainian forces' success in blocking resource supplies to the occupied territory, which could impact the combat capabilities of Russian troops in the region.
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