Russian engineers built a bridge over the Euphrates

Russian military engineers built a road bridge over the Euphrates in the province of Deir Ez-Zor, reports RIA News.

Difficult conditions during diving operations in conditions of limited visibility, strong currents have become a feature in the construction of this bridge. During the construction, classes were held with specialists from the Syrian side, and now we are giving them the bridge into operation. They know what this structure is and how to exploit it,

told the head of the road service of the Department of transport support of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation Vladimir Buravtsev.

The construction was carried out by the 462-th separate bridge battalion of the road troops of the Russian Federation with the involvement of Russian divers.

The bridge width is 6,5 m, of which 4,2 m is a roadway, and 2,3 m is a pedestrian crossing. It is reported that earlier on this section of the river there was a ferry that could not cope with the traffic.

Thanks to our friends from Russia who built this bridge, before crossing did not meet the needs of the people. Now, residents can bring food and everything necessary for life,

the agency quotes the chairman of the security committee of the province of Deir ez-Zor Jozef Shelpi.

The Syrian authorities did not dismantle the crossing, leaving it as a backup means of transporting goods.

Comments

[Dormidont]

So that our Western and Middle Eastern partners bombed him

[siberalt]

If Syria is the oldest state in the world, then why didn’t it learn how to build bridges at home?

[Wolverine]

Officially warn the US that the bridge is Russian and our engineers serve it and that's it. Business then.

[Alexander Romanov]

This is where the ax will arrive. I give 100%

[Nasrat]

What kind of hatchet ... don’t tell, all the western allies have already turned on the back ..

A bridge for the "partisans" ....

On March 30, a moving convoy of the US military was blown up on the Abyad-Khasak road, two of the 6 jeeps were destroyed, 6 were killed, and 8 were injured.

On the same day, a convoy of jeeps was shot from heavy machine guns on the road from Minbij to Rakka, 15 people were killed.

On April 1, 4 people entered the settlement of Al-Shaddadi, where the Americans are based at night, and throwing grenades into several houses killed 8 soldiers and 10 wounded.

On April 2, partisans fired Grad rockets at a US base located in the Raqqi region, the death toll was not announced.

On April 4, a convoy of senior US military personnel was attacked in northeastern Syria. No casualties reported.

On April 7, a missile strike was launched at a US base in northern Raqqa, with no deaths reported.

[Thunderbolt]

The hatchet, not the hatchet, but the bridge is strategic and it would not hurt to cover the crossing with an armor.

[Professor]

Quote: Alexander Romanov

This is where the ax will arrive. I give 100%

What for? Like last time they will open the dam and wash away the bridge to the hell.

[A. Privalov]

Quote: professor

Quote: Alexander Romanov

This is where the ax will arrive. I give 100%

What for? Like last time they will open the dam and wash away the bridge to the hell.

Not, this time, stronger built. These are good guys from Kashira. The former 17 bridge team - 53828 military unit. They sent the hundredth separate bridge battalion in 2006 to Lebanon — they sent bridges to rebuild — those that we wrecked during the Second Lebanon. All of them were then very coolly awarded orders and medals and ... dispersed. Installers and ponchiki fell under reduction, bridgework left. Now it is the 462 th separate bridge battalion of the 36194 military unit.

[Professor]

Quote: A. Privalov

Not, this time, built stronger.

When the gates are opened on the dam, not a single pontoon bridge can stand it. The shutter button (or whatever it is correctly called in Russian) is in the hands of Washington's allies.

[Nasrat]

Quote: professor

Quote: A. Privalov

Not, this time, built stronger.

When the gates are opened on the dam, not a single pontoon bridge can stand it. The shutter button (or whatever it is correctly called in Russian) is in the hands of Washington's allies.

The situation has changed a little ... the allies, if not fools, will not touch the button ... or they can press the button from the shutters .. one, last, one time .

[A. Privalov]

This is not pontoon, but low water. So maybe it will stand.

[Professor]

Quote: A. Privalov

This is not pontoon, but low water. So maybe it will stand.

It is worth while the Americans do not oppose this. And the wave, if they wish, will wash away such a bridge.

[ICT]

the same one was

[abrakadabre]

What for? Like last time they will open the dam and wash away the bridge to the hell.

He is a pontoon. It is enough to disconnect the pontoons from one side and it will simply turn and beat to the fixed side of the shore. And as the water comes down, put the tug in place. And this, often dumping reservoirs - you will sweat and then fill them.

[_Ugene_]

and the Americans will demolish it tomahawks and we can’t do anything about it

[Fedor egoist]

Quote: Quote from the post

Before the crossing did not satisfy the needs of people. Now residents can bring food and everything necessary for life,

for example, tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, MLRS, and other things useful in the household))

[Wolf47525]

AGAIN? Is this already in a row?

[72jora72]

AGAIN? Is this already in a row?

So what, enlighten us?

[Wolf47525]

I ASKED FIRST.

[ICT]

fluoride .................

[Wolf47525]

Thanks for the information.

[Dwarf with nose]

Cover up important bridge

[Vadim Zhivov]

Someone is building covers, but the monkeys just to shoot ...

[8200]

So that they build in Russia so quickly

[Thunderbolt]

Quote: 8200

So that they build in Russia so quickly

So not a war, but where to rush ...
Military engineers are only quickly accustomed to erect crossings; they have a standard.
The most complicated Crimean bridge was built quite quickly, which means civilians can, if they want to.

[abrakadabre]

The most complicated Crimean bridge was built quite quickly, which means civilians can, if they want to.

In order for civilians to start building as military men, they must be put in wartime conditions, and this is not such a simple event. One decree is not enough.

[Radical]

Russian engineers built a bridge over the Euphrates

And the air defense forces covered him?

[Warrior Hamilton]

Quote: Wolverine

If Syria is the oldest state in the world, then why didn’t it learn how to build bridges at home? winked

At that time, only the seas were digging, and building bridges was considered a shameful thing

[Turgon]

What will we wait until the “enemies burn their home hut” and destroy the next bridge?