On April 10, Russian troops attacked Ukrainian industrial and military facilities in the Odessa region. According to local reports, at least six explosions occurred in the city of Odessa and the region during the day.
One of the first attacks was reported at 5:30 a.m. on April 10. The target was the strategically important railway bridge between Chernomorsk (Ilyichevsk) and Alexandrovka. The bridge is used to transport weapons, ammunition and military equipment supplied to the port of Chernomorsk from NATO countries.
According to SF, at the time of the Russian airstrike, a locomotive was moving across the bridge. Both the bridge and the train were hit. Public images show the train destroyed and the bridge severely damaged. Local sources confirmed that the bridge is out of service.
The destroyed bridge leads to the southern part of the port of Chernomorsk (Ilyichevsk). The damage to the bridge will greatly complicate the transportation of NATO military equipment to the Odessa region. Currently, the Russian military is trying to prevent the supply of weapons and ammunition to the Odessa region from abroad.
On the afternoon of April 10, a second Russian attack is said to have hit another bridge.
The head of local authorities confirmed damage to “transport infrastructure” in the Odessa region.
“Transport infrastructure in the Odessa region has been damaged,” the official wrote on social media.
Back on April 7, Russian suicide drones also attacked a bridge used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The Russian suicide drones damaged the bridge but only put it out of service for a short time.
The railway is strategically important for supplying Ukraine’s military. The destroyed bridges have left the Ukrainian army facing many difficulties.
The Russian military is attacking Ukraine's port infrastructure in all regions of southern Ukraine. On April 10, Russian attacks destroyed a concentration area of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Black Sea coast near the port town of Ochkov in the Mykolaiv region.
HOA AN (According to SF, AVP)
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