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Ukraine Drone Strike Damages Key Russian Military Logistics Route in Kherson

Ukraine Drone Strike Damages Key Russian Military Logistics Route in Kherson

Traffic on the Chonhar Bridge in Russian-occupied Kherson Oblast was halted following a Ukrainian drone strike, as reported by Volodymyr Saldo, the Russian-installed regional head, on June 9. This strike is part of Ukraine's intensified campaign against Russian logistics, particularly in Crimea, which has disrupted fuel deliveries and other critical supplies for the Russian military. The Chonhar Bridge, part of the R-280 'Novorossiya' highway, serves as a vital route for Russian military logistics, connecting Rostov-on-Don in southern Russia with Crimea through occupied Donetsk Oblast. This marks the second closure of the bridge in three days due to Ukrainian drone strikes. Ukrainian forces have been targeting Russian logistics routes to weaken their military capabilities in the region.

Ukraine Intensifies Strikes on Russian Military Logistics, Targets Key Crimea Crossing

Ukraine Intensifies Strikes on Russian Military Logistics, Targets Key Crimea Crossing

Ukrainian forces have escalated their military operations against Russian logistics, focusing on key infrastructure such as the Chonhar Bridge in Russian-occupied Kherson Oblast. This bridge, a vital route for Russian military supplies, was targeted by Ukrainian drone strikes, leading to its temporary closure. The strikes are part of a broader campaign by Ukraine to disrupt Russian military logistics, including fuel deliveries to Crimea. Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi has approved a development plan for the Rocket Forces and Artillery through 2030, emphasizing the need for modern artillery systems and reconnaissance capabilities. The plan aims to enhance Ukraine's ability to strike at various operational depths of Russian forces.

Ukrainian Drones Target Chonhar Bridge, Disrupting Key Russian Supply Route

Ukrainian Drones Target Chonhar Bridge, Disrupting Key Russian Supply Route

Ukrainian forces have conducted a drone strike on the Chonhar Bridge, a critical transport link between Russian-occupied Crimea and the Kherson region. This marks the second attack on the bridge in recent days, causing significant damage and disrupting traffic. The operation involved the use of FP-2 attack drones and the newly developed Behemoth unmanned aircraft. The strike is part of a broader strategy by Ukraine to target Russian logistics networks, aiming to bottleneck supply routes and weaken Russian military operations in the region. Russian authorities have reported damage to the bridge and have rerouted traffic through alternative crossings.

Ukrainian Drone Strike Destroys Chonhar Bridge, Disrupting Russian Supply Lines

Ukrainian Drone Strike Destroys Chonhar Bridge, Disrupting Russian Supply Lines

The Chonhar Bridge in Russian-occupied Kherson Oblast was destroyed by a Ukrainian drone strike on June 9, according to Andrii Kovalenko, head of Ukraine's Center for Countering Disinformation. This attack is part of Ukraine's intensified campaign to disrupt Russian logistics, particularly in Crimea. The bridge, which is a crucial route for Russian military supplies, has been targeted twice in recent days, leading to significant disruptions in fuel deliveries and other critical supplies. Volodymyr Saldo, the Russian-installed head of Kherson Oblast, confirmed the damage and temporary suspension of traffic.

Ukraine's Drone Strikes on Russian Oil Facilities Cause Fuel Crisis in Crimea

Ukraine's Drone Strikes on Russian Oil Facilities Cause Fuel Crisis in Crimea

Ukraine has intensified its drone attacks on Russian territory, specifically targeting strategic oil facilities. These strikes are significantly impacting Russia's ability to export oil and finance its military operations against Ukraine. The attacks have disrupted supply lines for Russian forces and created fuel shortages in several Russian regions, including Crimea, which is strategically vital to Moscow. The Russian Energy Ministry has acknowledged the crisis, citing fuel supply issues in southern regions, particularly in annexed Ukrainian territories. In response, Moscow-installed authorities in Crimea have restricted fuel sales, limiting residents to 20 liters per person using payment vouchers. The situation has led to long lines at gas stations and difficulties for tourists in obtaining fuel to leave the peninsula.

Drones Strike Chonhar Bridge, Disrupting Key Logistics Route in Ukraine

Drones Strike Chonhar Bridge, Disrupting Key Logistics Route in Ukraine

Drones have struck the Chonhar Bridge, a critical transport link between Russian-occupied Crimea and the Kherson region, for the second time in days. The attack, reportedly carried out by Ukrainian forces using FP-2 and Behemoth drones, has damaged the bridge, halting traffic and closing the Dzhankoi road checkpoint. Russian-installed authorities have advised motorists to use alternative routes. The bridge is part of the R-280 highway, a vital logistics corridor for Russian military supplies. Ukrainian forces have been targeting this route to disrupt Russian logistics and military operations in the region.

Ukrainian Drones Target 36 Russian Military Sites, Disrupt Logistics

Ukrainian Drones Target 36 Russian Military Sites, Disrupt Logistics

Ukrainian defense forces executed a significant overnight operation targeting Russian military and infrastructure sites in occupied territories. The operation, conducted by the Deep Strike Center of the Unmanned Systems Forces, successfully struck 36 sites, causing substantial damage to Russian logistics and operations. Key targets included two P-18 'Terek' radar systems in the Zaporizhzhia region, a Rubikon command post in Donetsk, and a temporary deployment site for Russian personnel in Kurakhove. The strikes also disrupted the electrical grid, hitting nine substations across occupied areas, including Mariupol and Crimea. The operation involved various Ukrainian units and was coordinated with the Security Service of Ukraine.

Ukraine Military Strikes Mariupol Port, Disrupting Russian Logistics

Ukraine Military Strikes Mariupol Port, Disrupting Russian Logistics

The Ukrainian military has conducted a strategic strike on the Russian-occupied Mariupol Sea Commercial Port, significantly disrupting Russian military logistics in the region. This operation was executed by the Unmanned Systems Forces in collaboration with the National Guard’s 1st Corps 'Azov,' the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), and the Special Operations Center 'A.' The port, which has been under Russian control since 2022, was being used for military supply operations and the illegal export of Ukrainian resources such as grain, coal, and metals. The attack resulted in substantial damage to the port's energy, repair, and administrative infrastructure, leaving it without electricity and severely limiting its operational capacity. This move is part of Ukraine's broader strategy to reclaim control over its agricultural exports and disrupt Russian supply lines.

Ukraine's Strategic Attacks on Russian Oil Facilities Escalate Economic Tensions

Ukraine's Strategic Attacks on Russian Oil Facilities Escalate Economic Tensions

Ukrainian military forces have targeted oil facilities in Russia and Crimea, igniting fires as part of a broader strategy to impose economic costs on Russia. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed that Roman Abramovich facilitated communication between Kyiv and Moscow, with Zelenskyy open to meeting President Putin under specific conditions. The European Union is preparing additional sanctions against Russia, focusing on its military-industrial complex and other sectors. Russia's Defense Ministry reported intercepting numerous Ukrainian drones, while Ukraine's air defenses countered Russian drone attacks.

Ukrainian strikes hit oil sites in Russia and Crimea

Ukrainian strikes hit oil sites in Russia and Crimea

Ukrainian forces have struck several oil facilities inside Russia and occupied Ukraine, aiming to make Moscow bear the economic cost of the war

Ukraine's Drone Strikes Disrupt Russian Logistics in Occupied Territories

Ukraine's Drone Strikes Disrupt Russian Logistics in Occupied Territories

Ukraine has intensified its drone operations against Russian logistics in occupied southern and eastern Ukraine, targeting critical ground lines of communication (GLOCs). Ukrainian forces have achieved drone-enabled fire control over key areas such as Luhansk City, Starobilsk, and Bakhmut, disrupting Russian supply routes. The Ukrainian 3rd Army Corps reported successful interdiction of Russian logistics along the M-04 highway, a vital supply line for Russian forces. Ukrainian drones have also targeted Russian oil depots and infrastructure in Crimea, exacerbating gasoline shortages. These operations are causing significant logistical challenges for Russian forces, including ammunition shortages and disrupted supply chains.

Russian attacks on Ukraine kill three; Zelenskiy upbeat on talks with U.S. envoys

Russian attacks on Ukraine kill three; Zelenskiy upbeat on talks with U.S. envoys

By Jekaterina Golubkova KYIV, June 9 (Reuters) - Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region killed a pregnant woman and two other people, Ukrainian officials said on Tuesday, while Russia-annexed Crimea said it was repelling drone attacks.