Satellite images capture the broken aftermath of the Ukrainian air force strikes on key Russian bridges to back the Kursk invasion

Ukraine's air force said back-to-back airstrikes are part of an effort to support the Kursk invasion by cutting Russian logistics routes.

By: Business Insider

Aug 20 2024
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Satellite images capture the broken aftermath of the Ukrainian air force strikes on key Russian bridges to back the Kursk invasion

A view of a damaged bridge over the Seim River in the Glushkovsky district, following a Ukrainian strike in the Kursk region in this still image taken from a social media video released on August 16.… [+5146 chars]

Satellite images capture the broken aftermath of the Ukrainian air force strikes on key Russian bridges to back the Kursk invasion

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Satellite images capture the broken aftermath of the Ukrainian air force strikes on key Russian bridges to back the Kursk invasion

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