Russians destroyed dam near Kostyantynivka to affect Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics – DeepState
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Soldiers of the Russian occupation army blew up a dam in the area of the settlement of Osykove near Kostyantynivka, dropping a three-ton guided bomb there.
This was reported by analysts of the DeepState project.
By increasing its activity in the Kostyantynivka direction, the enemy seeks to influence logistics. In particular, the occupiers have already destroyed one of the bridges on the outskirts of the city.
“However, the Ukrainian military began to build alternative routes, which did not have much impact on the enemy’s plans. So the Katsaps decided to use a 3-ton guided aerial bomb at night, destroying the dam,” the analysts explained.
As a result of the Russian actions, the Kostyantynivka-Druzhkivka road was flooded, and it is now impassable. It is noted that the section of the road has turned into a “solid swamp.”
“It is impossible to say that logistics in the city will be completely stopped, because there are other ways to build supplies, movement, etc. However, the Katsaps definitely managed to worsen it, in particular for a certain time. Another violation of the norms of international humanitarian law by the Katsaps,” the report says.
As noted, the dam explosion is evidence that the Russians have increased their interest in Konstantinovka, and thus they are preparing for more decisive action.
“Today, they are probing our defenses along the perimeter and looking for weak spots to get to the city. The south-western part in the area of Illinivka and Berestok is the bellwether,” the analysts summarized.
As is known, the soldiers of the 19th Army Corps have denied the occupiers’ claims that Russian forces control part of Kostyantynivka . Ukrainian fighters are confidently holding their defenses and destroying the enemy on the approaches to the city.
Previously, the Russian occupation army tried to semi-encircle Kostyantynivka in the Donetsk region, attacking from several directions — Chasovye Yar, Toretsk, and Pokrovsk — Myrnograd.
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