Crimea's Gvardiyske airfield just had a very rough night
It seems Ukraine decided that the Russian logistics map needed a bit of aggressive redecorating.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine clearly woke up and chose violence. They hit the Gvardiyske airfield in occupied Crimea, which is basically the place Russia uses to keep its aviation plans alive. Now, those plans look a lot more like scrap metal.
It didn't stop there. They also took out two bridges in the Donetsk region that were being used to move equipment, plus three ammunition depots scattered across the map. The logistics chain is currently feeling a very significant headache.
The sheer efficiency of turning critical infrastructure into a logistics nightmare is becoming the new standard.
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