
#Military logistics
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![Illustrative image. Damaged railway bridge in Sabivka, Luhansk region, attacked on June 26, 2026. Illustrative image. Damaged railway bridge in Sabivka, Luhansk region, attacked on June 26, 2026.]()
![Illustrative image. A destroyed road bridge near the village of Rozdolne in temporarily occupied Crimea, June 2026. Illustrative image. A destroyed road bridge near the village of Rozdolne in temporarily occupied Crimea, June 2026.]()
![Illustrative map showing the approximate location of the railway bridge in temporarily occupied Crimea reportedly struck by Ukrainian forces. (Photo: Open source) Illustrative map showing the approximate location of the railway bridge in temporarily occupied Crimea reportedly struck by Ukrainian forces. (Photo: Open source)]()
![Illustrative image. US Ram 1500 pickup, used to launch Shahed drones. Illustrative image. US Ram 1500 pickup, used to launch Shahed drones.]()
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- War in Ukraine
Russia’s fuel crisis has reached the pump, but not the launch pad: while drivers wait in kilometer-long gas lines, Moscow is still pouring hundreds of thousands of liters into Shahed-type drones launched at Ukraine.![Satellite image showing a damaged bridge near Henichesk, a temporary pontoon crossing, and ongoing construction of a new Russian causeway intended to maintain logistics routes between occupied Kherson region and Crimea. (Source: Vantor / George Barros) Satellite image showing a damaged bridge near Henichesk, a temporary pontoon crossing, and ongoing construction of a new Russian causeway intended to maintain logistics routes between occupied Kherson region and Crimea. (Source: Vantor / George Barros)]()
![Smoke rising from a 330 kV electrical substation in Sevastopol, Crimea. Smoke rising from a 330 kV electrical substation in Sevastopol, Crimea.]()
- Category
- War in Ukraine
Occupied Crimea is starting to look less like a rear base and more like a supply trap, as fuel sales stop, blackouts spread, and fresh Ukrainian strikes target key Russian military, energy, and logistics infrastructure across the peninsula.
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