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Today I will not talk about Kherson and what is happening there,

namely : Russia’s statements about surrender of the city and withdrawal of troops,

their destruction of all remaining bridges and the probable death of Gauleiter Kherson. Too

much uncertainty at the moment, so today we will return to Crimea, or rather the Crimean bridge.

Reviewing the incident at the Crimean Bridge, I noted that an important point in the destruction

of this facility was that the efficiency of logistics supply by rail from Russia,

transit through the territory of Crimea to the Southern bridgehead will be reduced.

I note that the railroad connection and supply of occupants to their units by rail is a much

higher priority than control of roads. When invading Ukraine, especially in the East,

they moved by sticking to the railroads first, and then spreading their tentacles along the roads.

Without a railroad connection, they are unable to effectively supply their troops.

On the other hand, objectively, the Crimean bridge incident affected the supply of the

Southern bridgehead, initially not critically. After all, the temporarily occupied Crimean

peninsula was literally stuffed with Russian equipment. For example, only in the area of

Armyansk and Chongar there were concentrated, in total, more than a thousand pieces of equipment.

It was...

Within a month of incomplete functioning of the railroad, the limited supply of the

southern grouping of Russian troops began to have a negative impact on the army's equipment.

At that time I stressed that the occupants would only be able to replenish their troops

with equipment within two weeks or more at the expense of the resource accumulated in the Crimea.

In fact, one month of one-strand reverse supply had passed.

Then I stressed that the occupiers will have the opportunity to replenish their

troops with equipment for two weeks or more, thanks to the accumulated resources in Crimea.

At this point, a month has elapsed without sufficient supplies for

the remainder of the railway lines in the southern section.

Now in the units of the occupiers in the South there is a shortage of ammunition and equipment,

which is impossible to solve solely by the resources accumulated in Crimea.

If the occupiers fail to resolve the issue of supplying their group in the South, in the near

future it will be in the same position as it was on the right bank of Kherson - patho-suicidal.

Oh what am I about the right bank in the past tense? But, never mind. It will be in new videos.