To ensure military needs, the Russians use the same directions as for civilians.
In the annexed Russian Federation Crimea Logistics became more difficult because after the attacks on the Crimean bridgehead, supply lines were overloaded. To ensure military needs, the Russians use the same directions as for civilians.
Head of the Joint Press Center of the Southern Operational Command Natalia Kumenyuk said this.
According to him, the temporarily annexed peninsula is “increasingly becoming an island in the logistical sense.” Humenyuk says supplies to Crimea for civilians are still carried by partially functional routes.
Humeniuk said the Russian occupiers were trying to create special “brigades” to repair the crossings. However, to find the staff, you “must drive them under the muzzle of machine guns.” After all, people know it’s a danger zone.
“If they’ve already targeted there, it’s within range of the defense forces’ weapons, which means the pontoon crossings as an alternative aren’t completely safe there either,” Humenyuk notes.
According to the report, The occupiers significantly changed the terms of the restoration of Chongar Bridge. Therefore, according to Gauleiter of the occupied part of Kherson region, Volodymyr Saldo, it will last at least “one or two months”, not a few days – as the occupiers said earlier.
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