Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure worsen enemy logistics in the occupied territories of southern Ukraine - ISW
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Ukrainian forces systematically attack bridges and infrastructure connecting the Kherson region with Crimea. This disrupts Russian logistics and forces the enemy to allocate additional resources for defense.
Ukrainian forces are intensifying their medium-range strike campaign against Russian naval forces in occupied southern Ukraine, disrupting Russia's ability to safely use supply routes from southwestern Russia to temporarily occupied Crimea. This is reported in a article by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), according to UNN.
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It is noted that in recent days, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have continued to systematically strike bridges and other transport infrastructure supporting Russian ground lines of communication connecting occupied Kherson region with Crimea.
It is also indicated that Ukrainian strikes on Russian transport and railway infrastructure are already disrupting Russian ground lines of communication (GLOCs) and degrading Russian logistics on the left bank of occupied Kherson region and in Crimea.
Russian forces are increasingly forced to deploy additional human resources to protect GLOCs from Ukrainian drone strikes. ... The continuation of Ukrainian strikes ... will likely have a cascading combat effect and will likely degrade Russia's ability to maintain the logistics necessary to prepare for offensive operations.
They add that Ukrainian forces are successfully exploiting Russia's loss of Starlink as part of the medium-range strike campaign to target "dynamically moving and operationally important targets" in the Russian rear.
Recall
Unmanned Systems Forces on the night of June 20 struck four gas compressor stations in Crimea and other Russian logistics facilities.
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