Russia has built the fifth pontoon crossing of the Seim River in the Kursk region
Kyiv • UNN
Satellite imagery has captured a new Russian pontoon crossing of the Seim River in the village of Zvane, Kursk region. This is the fifth such crossing in the region, built to replace damaged bridges.
In the Kursk region, satellite images showed that Russian troops have built another pontoon crossing over the Seim River in the village of Zvane, the Russian service of Radio Liberty reported on August 19, UNN reports.
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The Russian army has built another, the fifth pontoon crossing of the Seim River in the Kursk region. It can be seen on a satellite image taken on August 26. The crossing was built in the village of Zvanoye, two kilometers downstream from a stationary bridge that had previously been severely damaged by shelling. Earlier, Russia built similar crossings across the Seim River in the village of Karyzh, between Zvanoye and the village of Hlushkove, and east of Hlushkove
Recall
In the Kursk region, satellite imagery showed that Russian troops had built a pontoon crossing across the Seim River east of the village of Zvannoye, but then it disappeared, and smoke was seen near the site, probably from an explosion.
