Ukraine Strikes 4 Bridges Linking Occupied Kherson and Crimea as Supply Pressure Mounts
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Updated · UNITED24 Media · Jun 11
Ukraine Strikes 4 Bridges Linking Occupied Kherson and Crimea as Supply Pressure Mounts
3 articles · Updated · UNITED24 Media · Jun 11
Summary
Overnight strikes on June 11 reportedly hit four bridges linking occupied Kherson with Crimea, including crossings near Preobrazhenka, Myrne, Stavky and Armiansk, according to Moscow-installed governor Vladimir Saldo.
The attacks fit Ukraine's "Logistic Lockdown" campaign, which uses medium-range strikes to disrupt Russian troop, fuel and ammunition routes between Crimea and front-line areas in southern Ukraine.
Saldo said specialists were inspecting the damage; one bridge remained usable with traffic restricted to a single reversible lane, forcing some vehicles onto the Armiansk-Kalanchak road closer to the front.
The latest strikes follow reported hits this week on the Chonhar Bridge and the Henichesk-Arabat Spit crossing, tightening pressure on alternative logistics corridors into Crimea.
Crimea's transport strain is now overlapping with fuel disruption in Sevastopol, where authorities said tanker trucks failed to arrive and priority fuel access was shifted to public and emergency services.