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Ukraine Strikes Seim River Bridges, Traps 3,000 Russian Troops with HIMARS in Kursk
Aug 21, 2024, 11:19 AM
Ukrainian forces have intensified their offensive in Russia's Kursk region, focusing on disrupting Russian military logistics. Ukrainian special operations forces have destroyed several Russian pontoon bridges and engineering equipment using HIMARS and ATACMS strikes. The Ukrainian military has also targeted three major bridges over the Seim River, aiming to isolate approximately 3,000 Russian troops in the Glushkovsky District of Kursk Oblast. This strategic move is part of Ukraine's broader effort to encircle Russian forces and gain control over key territories. Ukrainian forces have captured around 483 square miles of territory. The destruction of these bridges has left Russian troops vulnerable, as they are cut off from reinforcements and supply lines. Satellite images and reports confirm the extensive damage to Russian infrastructure, highlighting Ukraine's tactical advantage in the ongoing conflict.
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