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A storm damaged a barrier of barges near the Kerch Bridge, which connects occupied Crimea with Russia. The barrier was i...

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A storm damaged a barrier of barges near the Kerch Bridge, which connects occupied Crimea with Russia. The barrier was installed by Russian occupiers to protect the bridge from Ukrainian maritime drones.

The damage was reported by the monitoring group “Crimean Wind.” A satellite image shows a break in the barrier line.

In particular, one of the 18 barges is missing from the structure.

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Screenshot of a Telegram post: A storm damaged a barrier of barges near the Kerch Bridge, which connects occup…

Шторм пошкодив загородження з барж поблизу Керченського мосту, який з’єднує окупований Крим із росією. Загородження встановили російські окупанти для захисту мосту від українських морських дронів.

Про пошкодження повідомила моніторингова група «Кримський вітер». На супутниковому знімку видно розрив у лінії загородження.

Зокрема, на місці конструкції бракує однієї з 18 барж.

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Screenshot of a Telegram post: Шторм пошкодив загородження з барж поблизу Керченського мосту, який з’єднує оку…
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