Explosionen erschüttern die Krim, während die Behörden die Kertsch-Brücke schließen
Explosionen erschüttern die Krim, während die Behörden die Kertsch-Brücke schließen
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> „The temporary closure of the bridge has stirred fears of isolation for the peninsula.“
This is like feeding your tie into a shredder and as it runs staying calm right until your face goes into the teeth of the machine.
Little late to stir fear.
Might this be the largest siege by area ever? Add in that fresh water is an issue and the de-occupation will be in the history books.
My utter guess is Ukr will have to keep the peninsula under air dominance for 1-2 years before attempting any on-ground clearance.
Regardless it’s going to be fascinating to see how they approach this.
Damn
I like this strategy 👍
Might be a good time to go back to Russia. Yesterday would have been a better time but today is still possible. Tomorrow?
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human rights advocate expressed the opinion about the possibility of Crimea suddenly becoming an isolated island and advised Russians on how events might unfold.
Maybe Russia should ask for a humanitarian corridor to evacuate all the human shields they are leaving in this war zone.
Fantastic
Someone out there ought to make a 3D digital model of the Kerch bridge, and then run a finite-element analysis of how to bring it down with a minimum number of strikes. This thing is huge, won’t be easy.
Russia is upgrading their infrastructure earlier than expected
It’s going to be the equivalent of a medieval siege
As happy as this makes me, Ukraine is probably targeting air defenses in the area. However even if they do take down the bridge, and maintain fire control of the coastal highway and railroad. There are still ferries, small boats and large ships in the southern ports. Any siege won’t really start till the winter storms make anything but the largest sea going vessels unusable