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Ukrainian attack on Chonhar last night. CODE 9.2 and Falanga multi-domain operations center are blocking Russian attempts to restore crossings to and from Russian-occupied Crimea. The Chonhar bridge is closed after previous Ukrainian attacks. Russian troops are using pontoon bridges but their capacity is low, so trucks have to... show more

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This short video by CODE 9.2 shows how Ukraine plans and carries out middle- and long-range strikes on Russian targets. "Flint", commander of CODE 9.2, shared that there was a steady stream of Russian logistics and personnel going through the Chonhar bridge. So, a decision was made to strike the bridge with drones (since Ukraine has them in larger numbers than missiles). Prior to that, Russian air defense systems in the area were destroyed/damaged ("They f*cked up the Pansirs, drones are flying like they own the place," intercepted Russian conversations say), then, a precise strike was launched on the Chonhar bridge. Today, Russia reported they repaired everything, but "Flint" says the damage might be structural. And, he adds: "I suggest that everyone buy some popcorn, sit back, watch, and enjoy. This is only the beginning."

This short video by CODE 9.2 shows how Ukraine plans and carries out middle- and long-range strikes on Russian targets. "Flint", commander of CODE 9.2, shared that there was a steady stream of Russian logistics and personnel going through the Chonhar bridge. So, a decision was made to strike the bridge with drones (since Ukraine has them in larger numbers than missiles). Prior to that, Russian air defense systems in the area were destroyed/damaged ("They f*cked up the Pansirs, drones are flying like they own the place," intercepted Russian conversations say), then, a precise strike was launched on the Chonhar bridge. Today, Russia reported they repaired everything, but "Flint" says the damage might be structural. And, he adds: "I suggest that everyone buy some popcorn, sit back, watch, and enjoy. This is only the beginning."

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134,720 views • 3 months ago

Ukraine’s 475th Code 9.2 Regiment and 1st Assault Regiment shared footage of the overnight strike on the Chonhar bridge, targeting a route used to move Russian personnel, ammunition and fuel from occupied Crimea. The units said Fire Point systems and Begemot UAVs were used. Although images added to confirm damage are not current and show aftermath from August 2023 strikes. #Ukraine

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It was only yesterday when I mentioned that it is only a question of time until Ukrainian forces will strike the pontoon bridge next to the Chonhar bridge, and it was already last night that it happened. At least two FP-1/2 drones struck the bridge. Furthermore, parking trucks, the Russian checkpoint and the train bridge nearby were struck as well.

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84,398 views • 2 months ago

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Alex Jones

724,644 views • 1 year ago

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Visioner

44,781 views • 1 year ago

Russian trucks were stuck at the “Uspenka“ border crossing between Russia and the Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine, when an Ukrainian drone was attacking. It is intriguing to see that Russia is still operating this border post, despite claiming the Ukrainian part being Russian, but the truth is that Russians have no trust in Ukrainians, neither in those in the occupied parts nor in Kyiv. In that context this checkpoint makes sense.

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