Humeniuk: Enemy unable to redeploy reserves across Crimea Bridge

"They [Russians] have a very critical situation with equipment, supplies, and logistics. Reserves were really redeployed from the other side and almost 75% of those supplies were transported across the Crimea Bridge. Now even the sea is on our side because they even stopped the ferries. Due to the wind, it is impossible to move between the points across the strait, so they really suffer due to the lack of equipment, ammunition, and weapons," Natalia Humeniuk, Spokesperson for the Operational Command "South", said during the nationwide telethon.

She also noted that the occupiers did not even try to transfer goods from the left bank to the right bank of the Dnipro River.

As reported, on the morning of October 8, an explosion and a fire occurred on the Crimea Bridge connecting Russia with the temporarily occupied Crimea. A freight train burned down on the railway part of the bridge and road spans partially collapsed.

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