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Re: Ukrainian troops have struck two key bridges in Russia. Could it mean they’re there to stay?

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They certainly mean to defend their gains. But I assume it's a bargaining chip and an attempt to distract Putin, with an offensive perhaps being prepared towards Crimea.




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Ukrainian troops have struck two key bridges in Russia. Could it mean they’re there to stay?
By: clo2
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Sun, 18 Aug 24 5:07 PM
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Ukrainian troops have struck two key bridges in Russia. Could it mean they’re there to stay?

Ukraine has destroyed a key bridge in Russia’s Kursk region and struck a second one nearby, less than two weeks into its stunning cross-border incursion, disrupting Russian supply routes and possibly signaling that its troops are planning to dig in.

http://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-war-kursk-incursion-bridge-invasion-43d6579c82c24ffc5cfabd99d07c66db?


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