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    Das ukrainische Militär in der russischen Region Kursk auf der anderen Seite des Flusses Seym wartete mehrere Tage darauf, zwei Pontonbrücken über die zerstörte Karyzh-Brücke zu bauen – und sagte dann „Hallo“.


    Das ukrainische Militär in der russischen Region Kursk auf der anderen Seite des Flusses Seym wartete mehrere Tage darauf, zwei Pontonbrücken über die zerstörte Karyzh-Brücke zu bauen – und sagte dann „Hallo“.



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    Von Exotic-Strawberry667

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    22 Comments

    1. Exotic-Strawberry667 on

      Aviation continues to work on all directions. The bastards had been building the bridge for several days until the good bombs came 39thTABr sent a whole package of GBU-39

      Source: t me/soniah_hub/7718

    2. Top-Permit6835 on

      Nice bridge you have there. Would be a shame if something happened to it

    3. jonoottu on

      Which is exactly what they should do. Waste their time and resources and then wipe it out in a matter of minutes.

    4. CanadianK0zak on

      “best air defense and 2nd best air force in the world”, and Ukraine’s 1980s aircraft are still flying and dropping bombs on russian territory 3 years into the war, it’s so insane

    10. myrealaccount_really on

      I love how the drone operator was like “oh shit that was bigger than I expected” and had to zoom waaayyyy out!

      Slava Kozakam!

    11. TheMightySasquatch on

      Watching this I now understand why there are so many videos of magnet fishers finding unexploded ordinances.

    15. Impossible_Twist1696 on

      Russian military forces in Kursk must have a continuous supply of diesel from fuel trucks. What will happen to the combat capabilities of Russian military forces if they run out of diesel?

    20. beavis617 on

      How do ya like us now Vlad? So you were gonna take over our Capital in three days, or was that three weeks, how’s that workin out for ya? Dumbass!

    21. Necessary-Peanut2491 on

      Is that the same river crossing that had a bunch of bridges built and destroyed a few months ago?

      Man, I love that river crossing. Pointing out how russia can’t even manage to cross a river *in russia* is one of my favorite things to do when people tell me they’re a superpower. Right after I finish detailing the complete history of the russian navy, that one’s always good for a laugh!

    22. petetakespictures on

      That bridge looks a bit ramshackle, nowhere near as nice as those impressive and quickly deployed bridges by Russia at the start of the war. It’s almost as if their army has lost the talent for building crossings along the way, but I can’t think how that could possibly have happened.

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