There is a plan: GUR told about Crimea's de -occupation and the fate of the bridge (video)

According to the intelligence representative Andriy Yusov, the issue of release of the occupied peninsula did not disappear from the agenda. Crimea, as before, is important for the Russian Federation in terms of military logistics and deliveries and is, in fact, a large military base, which is actively used by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, told a representative of GUR Ministry of Defense Andrey Yusov on the air of the Ministry of Defense.

However, the issue of release of the peninsula has not disappeared from the agenda, as did the fate of the bridge through the Kerch Strait. Answering the question of the presenter, how many more the bridge is left to live, Yusov said: "We would like to look at the clock and say" Well, 15 minutes still left ", but . . . reality - it is more complicated.

Certainly, the forces of defense have plans for as The de -occupation of the Ukrainian lands and the peninsula, as well as the destruction of all the things that interfere with this. On August 16, the Russian Federation reported an attack on the Crimean bridge 12 ATCMS missiles, which were "knocked down" and reported on the destruction of three Ukrainian sea drones.

According to the military movement of Ukrainians and the Crimean Tatars "Atesh", due to the activity of the Armed Forces on the front, the occupiers began to strengthen the bridge in an emergency order and close it from sea drones in two rows from sea drones. They also score piles to build a new barrier to protect a strategically important object.

In early August, ATO veteran and ex-commander of the platoon "Aidar" Yevgeny Dyky expressed the opinion that Ukraine is now early to destroy the Crimean bridge. He believes that so far the Crimean bridge and other objects of the Russian Federation, located in the occupied Crimea, are needed by the Armed Forces as a bait. Ukraine regularly destroys anti-aircraft missile complexes on the Peninsula, which are scarce for Russia.