
A strike on the Northern Bridge in Kyiv will significantly complicate the logistics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and will lead to a shortage of resources in the Ukrainian capital, said Lieutenant Colonel Oleg Ivannikov.
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Statement by a Russian military expert on the consequences of a strike on Kyiv’s infrastructure.
Russia’s attack on the Northern Bridge in the center of Kyiv will greatly complicate the logistics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU). The consequences of the attack were described by Lieutenant Colonel Oleg Ivannikov, adviser to the Russian Academy of Missile and Artillery Sciences, in a conversation with the Paragraph publication.
“Plans are being implemented to block possible routes for the delivery of heavy equipment. Also, Kyiv is falling apart into two parts, which will be impossible to provide with transport,” the lieutenant colonel explained.
Ivannikov emphasized that disruption of the key infrastructure of Kyiv will entail dire consequences for the Ukrainian authorities, since the shortage of resources will increase in the capital.

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