Russland versucht weiterhin, die von der Ukraine zerstörten Brücken zu ersetzen. Die Ukraine reißt auch diese Brücken wieder ab.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/russia-keeps-trying-replace-bridges-124721745.html

21 comments

  1. Those 2700 RF troops trapped on the wrong side must be important to Putin to make this much of an effort. Keep hitting them!
    Slava Ukraini!

  2. Now you see ’em, now you don’t. Pretty good disappearing act if you ask me.

  4. From watching an analyst on the news last week before even the last proper bridge had been taken down, this is pretty much what was predicted and to be expected in any war.

    Russia has no choice but to keep building pontoons. Pontoons are pretty much expected to be instantly destroyed. Repeat.

  5. Have you ever heard the definition of madness? It’s doing the same thing over and over again hoping to achieve a different outcome.

  6. Every destroyed russian asset is also a victory for Ukraine.

  7. The constant targeting of infrastructure shows how strategic these strikes are in the broader conflict.

  9. The Russians replacing those probably sound like a version of the sopranos .

  10. Meanwhile Russia is taking another 2 Ukrainian cities, and Zelensky has openly committed to not holding Kursk gains post war.

    This is insane. Ukraine is getting smaller and it’s being celebrated.

  12. “See what putting out them negative waves did, Private Ivanovich?”

    “Hey! Now don’t blame me! I’ve had nothing but good thoughts about that bridge ever since we left [Kursk]!”

  13. Russia is learning that building something is more difficult than breaking.

  14. In his bunker somewhere in far eastern Ukraine, Putin must be really annoyed

  17. Keep throwing men at the enemy, that’ll solve everything…

  19. Ukraine’s got them stuck in a loop of construction and destructionn.

  20. “They said I was daft to build a bridge in the middle of a war zone! But I did it anyway, just to show ‘em!”

  21. “It takes years to build up, it takes moments to destroy.”

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