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Ukraine dismantles three bridges, drone hubs, and comms near Moscow

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While most were enjoying their weekend, the Ukrainian military spent 48 hours methodically dismantling Russian supply routes, drone hubs, and comms centers.

Someone on long-range fire control was working overtime. In a single sweep, three critical supply bridges took direct hits — an auto bridge near Novoazovsk and two railway crossings in the Luhansk region that kept ammunition and reinforcements moving.

To make battlefield coordination even messier, drone command posts in Kursk, Zaporizhzhia, and Bakhmut caught strikes too, alongside a supply warehouse and an electronic warfare post.

The cherry on top landed near Minyayevo in the Moscow Oblast, where precision hits flattened military communications buildings hundreds of kilometers from the frontline.

Fighting an offensive without reliable bridges, drone pilots, or functioning radio comms is turning into quite an adventure.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Borscht-Powered Drone-Pilot
    the moscow region comms hit is wild, air defense completely sleeping as usual
    +2 emotionalPointing out that the air defense is currently performing a very convincing impression of a comatose sloth
  2. Cossack Tractor
    Novoazovsk road bridge down? that southern supply route is going to feel that immediately
    +5 solidA tactical analysis that actually understands how logistics work, unlike the people currently trying to fix that bridge
  3. Salo-Fueled Stork
    rip to whoever has to reschedule all those military freight trains today lol
    +3 funnyThe mental image of a stressed logistics officer trying to explain why the train is late is the only joy we get today
  4. Independent Palyanytsia
    Taking out supply bridges and drone hubs simultaneously is classic operational prep. Going to be very interesting to watch the frontlines over the next few days.
    +7 exceptionalA sophisticated breakdown of operational strategy that almost makes me forget how much I despise reading comments