United24Media Ukrainian Drone Strike on Chonhar Bridge Disrupts Russian Supply Route
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- •Ukraine's drone strike on Chonhar Bridge utilized Behemoth and FP-2 drones.
- •The attack created significant damage to the bridge, impacting Russian logistics.
- •The Behemoth drone was used operationally for the first time during this strike.
On June 7, Ukraine conducted a drone strike on the Chonhar Bridge, a vital supply route for Russian forces linking Crimea and southern Ukraine. The attack utilized Ukrainian-made Behemoth and FP-2 drones, marking the first operational use of the Behemoth drone. The strike resulted in significant damage to the bridge deck, creating holes approximately one meter in diameter, although the structural integrity was reportedly maintained. The operation was executed by the 475th Separate Assault Regiment CODE 9.2 and the 1st Separate Assault Regiment. This disruption affects Russian logistics, particularly impacting fuel supplies to military units. The Behemoth drone has a range of up to 300 kilometers and carries a combination of explosive payloads. Ukrainian officials confirmed the strike aimed to cut off supplies to Russian forces, particularly the 37th Motorised Rifle Brigade. The situation remains dynamic, with ongoing assessments of the damage and operational impact.
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