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Ukraine strikes strategic Russian bridge in Crimea

Al Jazeera Wednesday 24 June 2026, 08:32 UTC 1 min read
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Ukraine strikes strategic Russian bridge in Crimea Ukraine strikes strategic Russian bridge in Crimea Ukraine’s military says it has destroyed a strategic railway bridge over the North Crimean Canal used by Russian forces, releasing drone video of the strikes. The strike is part of an intensifying Ukrainian campaign to cut supply routes into Russian-occupied Crimea. Published On 24 Jun 2026

Ukraine strikes strategic Russian bridge in Crimea Ukraine strikes strategic Russian bridge in Crimea Ukraine’s military says it has destroyed a strategic railway bridge over the North Crimean Canal used by Russian forces, releasing drone video of the strikes. The strike is part of an intensifying Ukrainian campaign to cut supply routes into Russian-occupied Crimea. Published On 24 Jun 2026
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