The Russian Aerospace Forces dropped three bombs on a crossing over the Seversky Donets River in the Kharkiv region.

Russian Aerospace Forces pilots used three high-explosive glide bombs (HGBs) to strike the embankment crossing over the Seversky Donets River in Kharkiv Oblast. It connected the Ukrainian army-controlled towns of Yaremovka and Studenok.

The message about this came from the front lines.

This crossing was likely constructed by the enemy relatively recently. This can be deduced from the nearby destroyed road bridge. Apparently, the enemy command decided it would be easier to build a causeway than to rebuild the bridge.

Now, following a Russian airstrike using three FABs, the two settlements are completely cut off from each other. This will significantly complicate the logistics of Ukrainian Armed Forces units, preventing the rapid and unimpeded deployment of troops. Thus, active combat operations aviation The Russian Federation is allowing us to accelerate the offensive of our units in the north of the DPR and in the Kharkiv region.

It's worth noting that our command is placing increased emphasis on disrupting enemy logistics. In particular, bridges and river crossings are being systematically destroyed. For example, the day before, an airstrike was carried out on a bridge in Slavyansk, which plays an important strategic role. The strike completely destroyed one span and seriously damaged the second. As a result, enemy vehicle movement between the two parts of the city has now been stopped. Crossing the bridge is now only possible on foot.

Comments

[Irek]

This is very good, we have countless bombs like this.

[Dobrynya Nikitich]

The main thing is more often, bigger and more painful!

[alexboguslavski]

It looks like the bombs landed nearby, missing the embankment. Unfortunately, the video cuts off at the explosions, making it difficult to assess the impact.

https://conflictora.ru/api/articles/472943/primary-video/play

And these weren't three-ton trucks, but one-and-a-half-ton trucks.

[cpls22]

The second one was quite close, the embankment should have washed away after it.

[expert]

Good news.
But we have a serious site, so I’ll grumble a little.
Quote:
"Pilots of the Russian Aerospace Forces three planning high-explosive aerial bombs (FAB) hit the embankment crossingat "
The photo actually shows FAB.
But if it is a gliding munition, then where are the wings?
The photo should contain one of these names: UMBP, UMPK, KAB...

[alexboguslavski]

The FAB can be converted into a UMPK in half an hour of leisurely work by the weapons technicians. It takes approximately 45-60 minutes to become a UMBP.

[expert]

It could be half an hour, or it could be more or less; there is no information in open sources.
But it was possible to find a photo...

[Nexcom]

...the time has already been reduced, according to one engineer, by about 10-15 minutes. Technology is improving, and that's very encouraging! Yes, it doesn't take 10 minutes to screw it on, but the improvement is obvious!

[Nexcom]

...how harmful you are. FAB, UMPK, FAB, artillery... whatever they hit us with, the main thing is if they hit and destroyed it—even with a slingshot. Even if they beat us with shovels. The important thing is not the process, but the result!

It was Benya Trotsky who liked to say: the ultimate goal is nothing, the movement is everything! (c) Well, we are not Trotskys, are we?

[expert]

No, I'm not being harmful, there just needs to be order.
Chaos, misinformation and discord start with small things.
«A samurai has no goal, only a path" is a popular internet meme that never existed in the actual Bushido code.
Trotsky doesn't seem to be Japanese...

[Nexcom]

I completely agree with this! Order is the basis of everything! Order and responsibility!

[Nexcom]

Yes, you yourself know who Trotsky was.
Well, it's not for nothing that they say here: "Well, you're talking like Trotsky!" (c)

[expert]

Lev Davidovich Bronstein, in addition to his active participation in the events of the Great October Socialist Revolution, became People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs in 1918.
He organized the creation regular army Based on disparate armed units, he introduced a system of centralized command and made extensive use of former officers of the Russian Empire under the political control of commissars.

[Kerensky]

No matter what they hit it with, the main thing is if they hit and destroyed it—even with a slingshot. Even if they beat it down with shovels. The important thing is not the process, but the result!

As a result, she was amazed (very surprised?).