Now that Ukraine more or less controls the road, it is time for a certain bridge to face its doom. Crimea will suffocate.
Annual-Western7390 on
this is huge, this route is arguably the most important logistical achievement of russias aggression since 2022. Ukraine’s failed 2023 offensive towards Tokmak was meant to do exactly this: they intended to push until this route is within artillery range. Except now Ukraine can achieve a similar effect without the costly offensive. very nice
AugustusPommerania on
Good News
RawerPower on
Military exception? Are they making it easier for UA then!
Jackbuddy78 on
That’s not „traffic suspended“, it’s excluding regular cars from accidentally being targeted. It literally says supplies (civilian and military) have not been cut off right after.
These clickbait YouTubers are really something else.
TheLordLambert on
Well if the only thing travelling on that road is now military then everything on that road is now a target and Ukrainian drone pilots need not be worried about hitting civilians
BinkledinkHunkerdunk on
„Okay folks traffic is backed up on the R-280 heading into town due to some minor falling debris. Expect some delays. Now over to Ivan for the weather“
I-Spot-Dalmatians on
So now everyone on that road is a valid military target? This just gets better and better 🤣🤣
Ok_District2853 on
It’s only a matter of time now. Russia can’t give up. They can’t seem to get rid of Putin. So Ukraine will bring them to their knees. They’re already on the ropes. Punch drunk, if you will.
What will Russia be like without oil? Without airports? Without roads electricity and water?
I’ll tell you what it will be like: the stone age.
MoeSzyslakMonobrow on
>Socially significant food product of first necessity
So, vodka.
Cold-Interaction8443 on
Very good news indeed, let’s hope they can never regain control of this important supply route.
Vanthan on
Kinetic sanctions are working.
Ok_Street9576 on
Now they hit the bridge
Consistent-Metal9427 on
u/Jackbuddy78 will probably make up some excuse to say this means russia is winning somehow.
Chanchara_Ramon on
makes job easier, if it moves on r-280 its legit target
ZwiebelLegende on
This could turn out to be an interesting development.
ParticularArea8224 on
This basically means, that if this highway is continuously attacked, Russia may lose its logistics ability in the South, and if the Kerch bridge is then destroyed or made inoperable, then not just Crimea is cut off, but the entire fucking Kherson region is cut off.
If Crimea starves, that’s an issue for Russia, but ultimately, they’re callous enough to accept that, sure, it would be completely unusable, but they would be willing to accept the losses that would occur because most of them aren’t Russians.
If Kherson starves, then the army starves, and if the army starves. ***Oh sweet baby Jesus***
To make an incredibly long story short, cutting off supplies to Crimea and Kherson, would force Russia to either accept the complete loss of the Kherson region and Crimea, or lose an entire army in Kherson and Crimea, and I am not talking a couple thousand or two divisions. Back in 2024, I counted the units using the Deepstate map that were stationed there, I counted 70,000 men.
Now its three battalions, five divisions, six regiments and ten brigades. Which equal at full strength at about 215,000 men. On the lowest end, about 140,000 men. If they’re in heavy combat, about 80,000.
To put those numbers into context, that is about a fourth of the entire Russian army in Ukraine. A FOURTH.
If that was wiped out, which the cutting of logistics would do, it would cripple Russia’s ability to attack, Putin would be left with the choice of withdraw, or go into full mobilisation. Which would be an issue because by that point, the Russian oil refineries would be on the brink of collapse, at which point, a full mobilisation would pretty much cripple Russia.
I cannot express how bad this is for Russia. This is not a Kharkiv or Kherson, this is bluntly, if this works for Ukraine, it will end the war.
Ecstatic-Profit7775 on
Anything travelling west should be declared a military target and targeted.
LeanderT on
Now that would be a gamechanger, if it is true
GuerrillaRodeo on
Can’t wait until they blow up the Kerch bridge *again*.
EuphoricCover8449 on
Where air defence?
TheHolyReality on
Crimea is Ukraine. Since the beginning of the war, Zelenskyy has been adamant that they would retake Crimea
It will happen exactly the same as Kherson-the russians will leave due to a lack of supplies, and Ukraine will walk in
🇺🇦🔱🇺🇦🔱🇺🇦🔱
MoneyDirt8888 on
No need to cut the bridge….
Sad_Bike8692 on
Time to topple some bridges 💥
Infinite_Ad_1386 on
Sounds like civilians are out of the way. Everything is a target. I’d get out of Crimea pronto were I a Russian.
Cyzax007 on
…and Ukraines capacity for attacking the road will only be geowing 🥳
RangerCactus on
Should send a few sapsans and make sure a few pot holes knock it out a lil extra for the next few weeks.
warredtje on
I hope it’s as temporary as the Chernobyl exclusion zone is temporary
Mythran12 on
Blow the bridge
Irichcrusader on
The getting is good now. They’ll be putting up drone nets now if they can. What happens to crimea when supplies are this disrupted?
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Soon, temporarily forever.
Now that Ukraine more or less controls the road, it is time for a certain bridge to face its doom. Crimea will suffocate.
this is huge, this route is arguably the most important logistical achievement of russias aggression since 2022. Ukraine’s failed 2023 offensive towards Tokmak was meant to do exactly this: they intended to push until this route is within artillery range. Except now Ukraine can achieve a similar effect without the costly offensive. very nice
Good News
Military exception? Are they making it easier for UA then!
That’s not „traffic suspended“, it’s excluding regular cars from accidentally being targeted. It literally says supplies (civilian and military) have not been cut off right after.
These clickbait YouTubers are really something else.
Well if the only thing travelling on that road is now military then everything on that road is now a target and Ukrainian drone pilots need not be worried about hitting civilians
„Okay folks traffic is backed up on the R-280 heading into town due to some minor falling debris. Expect some delays. Now over to Ivan for the weather“
So now everyone on that road is a valid military target? This just gets better and better 🤣🤣
It’s only a matter of time now. Russia can’t give up. They can’t seem to get rid of Putin. So Ukraine will bring them to their knees. They’re already on the ropes. Punch drunk, if you will.
What will Russia be like without oil? Without airports? Without roads electricity and water?
I’ll tell you what it will be like: the stone age.
>Socially significant food product of first necessity
So, vodka.
Very good news indeed, let’s hope they can never regain control of this important supply route.
Kinetic sanctions are working.
Now they hit the bridge
u/Jackbuddy78 will probably make up some excuse to say this means russia is winning somehow.
makes job easier, if it moves on r-280 its legit target
This could turn out to be an interesting development.
This basically means, that if this highway is continuously attacked, Russia may lose its logistics ability in the South, and if the Kerch bridge is then destroyed or made inoperable, then not just Crimea is cut off, but the entire fucking Kherson region is cut off.
If Crimea starves, that’s an issue for Russia, but ultimately, they’re callous enough to accept that, sure, it would be completely unusable, but they would be willing to accept the losses that would occur because most of them aren’t Russians.
If Kherson starves, then the army starves, and if the army starves. ***Oh sweet baby Jesus***
To make an incredibly long story short, cutting off supplies to Crimea and Kherson, would force Russia to either accept the complete loss of the Kherson region and Crimea, or lose an entire army in Kherson and Crimea, and I am not talking a couple thousand or two divisions. Back in 2024, I counted the units using the Deepstate map that were stationed there, I counted 70,000 men.
Now its three battalions, five divisions, six regiments and ten brigades. Which equal at full strength at about 215,000 men. On the lowest end, about 140,000 men. If they’re in heavy combat, about 80,000.
To put those numbers into context, that is about a fourth of the entire Russian army in Ukraine. A FOURTH.
If that was wiped out, which the cutting of logistics would do, it would cripple Russia’s ability to attack, Putin would be left with the choice of withdraw, or go into full mobilisation. Which would be an issue because by that point, the Russian oil refineries would be on the brink of collapse, at which point, a full mobilisation would pretty much cripple Russia.
I cannot express how bad this is for Russia. This is not a Kharkiv or Kherson, this is bluntly, if this works for Ukraine, it will end the war.
Anything travelling west should be declared a military target and targeted.
Now that would be a gamechanger, if it is true
Can’t wait until they blow up the Kerch bridge *again*.
Where air defence?
Crimea is Ukraine. Since the beginning of the war, Zelenskyy has been adamant that they would retake Crimea
It will happen exactly the same as Kherson-the russians will leave due to a lack of supplies, and Ukraine will walk in
🇺🇦🔱🇺🇦🔱🇺🇦🔱
No need to cut the bridge….
Time to topple some bridges 💥
Sounds like civilians are out of the way. Everything is a target. I’d get out of Crimea pronto were I a Russian.
…and Ukraines capacity for attacking the road will only be geowing 🥳
Should send a few sapsans and make sure a few pot holes knock it out a lil extra for the next few weeks.
I hope it’s as temporary as the Chernobyl exclusion zone is temporary
Blow the bridge
The getting is good now. They’ll be putting up drone nets now if they can. What happens to crimea when supplies are this disrupted?