Ukraine’s FPV Drones Blow Up Bridges in Russia’s Belgorod Region, Cutting Key Supply Lines

Ukrainian drone operators have destroyed two bridges in Russia’s Belgorod region that were used by Russian forces for logistics.

According to the 58th Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade, the first bridge was targeted near Krasnyi Khutir, a settlement close to the Ukrainian border in Kharkiv region. The operation was carried out by the brigade’s fire support company using drones supplied by the company ODIN.

For the strike, engineers placed TM-62 anti-tank mines under the bridge supports. An FPV drone ODIN 10 then hit the charges, triggering an explosion that rendered the crossing unusable.

Ukrainian officials noted that the loss of the bridge complicated Russian supply routes along the border area.

A second bridge in the region was destroyed using the same method. In this case, Raptor Drone systems were used, and the company later released video footage of the operation.

The drones acted as detonators for large charges of anti-tank mines placed under the structure, ensuring its destruction.

Earlier, Ukraine’s Air Force struck Russian bridges and pontoon crossings near Zvanoe in the Kursk region, using US-supplied JDAM-ER and GBU-39 bombs. The attacks disrupted routes used to move military equipment, forcing Russia to divert resources to restore logistics.

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