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Ukraine’s military reports hitting bridges near occupied Kherson, again.

by The Kyiv Independent news desk August 30, 2022 6:23 PM 1 min read
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Southern Operational Command reported on Aug. 30 that Ukrainian artillery hit Antonivsky automobile and railway bridges, as well as Darivskyi Bridge near the Russian-occupied Kherson again, “to confirm their inoperable status.”

Read more: Ukraine’s bridge attacks cut Russian effectiveness in the south

Earlier on Aug. 29, Ukraine’s Kakhovka Operational Group said that U.S.-provided high-precision HIMARS rocket launchers “have destroyed almost all large bridges,” including the Antonivsky and Novokakhovskyi bridges, as Ukraine reportedly started advancing to liberate its southern regions.

Read more: Ukraine reportedly begins advancing to liberate country's south

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