Ukrainian soldiers continue to inflict frenzied losses on the Russian invaders. The morning of August 22 began with the destruction of the invaders in several settlements of the Kherson region and a powerful blow to the Antonovsky bridge. Hlan. According to him, during the attack on the bridge, a convoy of Russian army vehicles with ammunition was moving.
Antonovsky Bridge was completely destroyed
The trucks were carrying dozens of munitions that detonated after hitting the bridge. The detonation was very powerful.
Concrete scattered around and even flew to the village of Antonovka, – said the military Troop.
He noted that the Antonovsky bridge had actually collapsed and it is not possible to drive through it. So far, the Russians have no opportunity to repair the bridge either.
Can the invaders move across the Dnieper
However, the infidels still have the opportunity to move between the left and right banks of the Kherson region. For this they can use Kakhovskaya HPP . Yes, the invaders repair it from time to time, and also prepared new road slabs so that they can be replaced. this is necessary,” Khlan explained.
He also added that pontoon crossings would not be able to provide the amount of military equipment and ammunition needed by the Russians on the right bank.
Khlan commented on the attack on the Antonovsky bridge: watch the video
The situation in the Kherson region: what is known
- Our fighters are trying cut off the Russian army from the supply of weapons, therefore destroying the logistics of the enemy. So, the Armed Forces of Ukraine once again struck at the Antonovsky bridge. Local residents, who saw the shelling with their own eyes, told about a dozen “arrivals” at once.
- Not only the Antonovsky Bridge is the goal of the Ukrainian defenders. They also destroyed the enemy's plans to repair and use the Kakhovka Bridge. The heroes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine dealt another blow to him.
- On August 19, mobile communications of Russian operators, as well as Internet from local providers, disappeared in the Kherson region. This is due to the redeployment of Russian troops. Communication was not only among the local residents, but also among the Russians themselves. They were practically in an information vacuum. They could use their walkie-talkies, but they constantly had problems.
