Ukraine hits a Russian oil depot, three bridges, and two Crimea radars
The Ukrainian General Staff just checked off a surprisingly long logistics wishlist in a single night.
While everyone was watching standard front-line updates, Ukrainian forces decided to go full combo mode. They targeted an oil depot way over in Krasnodar Krai, chopped up three critical bridges in occupied territory, and smashed a Skala-M radar system in Crimea just for good measure.
Blowing up fuel storage is one thing, but crippling three bridges and blinding local air defense all at once turns military supply lines into complete chaos. Taking out the radar means air defense units in the area basically lost their eyes right when they needed them most.
Russian logistics work great on paper right up until the roads crumble and the fuel tanks stop existing.
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