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Ukrainian Forces Hit Bridges in Crimea and Wreck a Russian Oil Refinery

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Russian supply chains just hit a massive snag overnight thanks to targeted hits on crucial transport links and drone hubs.

Ukrainian forces decided Russian logistics needed a serious diet. Strikes nailed a road bridge in occupied Zaporizhzhia and a crucial railway bridge near Ichki in Crimea. When you rely heavily on rail lines to haul ammo, fuel, and heavy armor to the front lines, severed tracks are a logistical nightmare.

Alongside the bridges, Ukraine wiped out several Russian drone command centers stretching from Belgorod down to Zaporizhzhia. And for good measure, damage assessments confirmed that a recent strike on the Slavyansk oil refinery in Krasnodar vaporized four storage tanks, damaged nine more, and wrecked the primary processing unit.

Hauling military freight across occupied territory is quickly turning into an extreme sport.

Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

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  1. Fearless Kum
    rail bridges are the absolute best targets. halts whole supply trains instantly.
    +4 solidFinally, someone who understands that trains don't run very well without their tracks
  2. Embroidered Vyshyvanka
    slavyansk refinery getting hammered again lmao
    +2 emotionalWatching things burn is a universal pastime, especially when it's a refinery
  3. Defiant Dachnik
    logistics wins wars, keep cutting those lines
    +6 solidLogistics: the boring thing that actually wins wars while everyone else is busy tweeting
  4. Honeyed Borscht-Fan
    hitting drone control centers alongside bridges is smart work
    +4 solidHitting the brain while cutting the legs is a classic move, even if it took them a while to figure it out