Ukraine Intensifies Strikes on Crimea Supply Routes with Renewed Hit on Henichesk Strait Bridge and Rear Logistics Network
- Ukrainian forces launched coordinated overnight strikes on June 20, 2026, targeting Russian logistics infrastructure, air defense assets, UAV command systems, and fuel and energy nodes in occupied territories and inside Russia to disrupt supply routes linking Crimea with southern Russian forces.
- The road bridge across the Henichesk Strait near Henichesk in Kherson Oblast, a key supply route for Russian forces between occupied Crimea and southern Ukraine, was struck again as part of ongoing attacks on Crimea land connections.
- Strikes targeted a Russian Pantsir-S1 short-range air defense system in Zaporizhzhia Oblast and multiple UAV command posts in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and other regions, aiming to degrade Russian defensive and drone operation capabilities.
- Fires and damage were reported at energy and transport facilities including thermal power plants, gas storage, and transport sites in Crimea, reflecting efforts to pressure Russian military infrastructure.
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The bridge is a key part of the logistical route for Russian forces, which runs from occupied Crimea to mainland Ukraine.
Ukrainian forces strike Henichesk Strait bridge, Russian air defenses, and drone command centers
Ukraine’s Forces continue to weaken the capabilities of Russian army. In the early hours of June 20, 2026, Ukrainian forces targeted the automobile bridge across the Henichesk Strait in the Kherson region. According to Ukraine’s General Staff, Russian troops had relied on the bridge to move military supplies between temporarily occupied Crimea and frontline units in the south. Elsewhere, in the Dolynske area of Zaporizhzhia region, Ukrainian str…
Ukraine intensifies strikes on Crimea supply routes with renewed hit on Henichesk Strait bridge and rear logistics network
Ukraine’s General Staff says Ukrainian forces carried out a coordinated overnight series of strikes targeting Russian logistics infrastructure, air defense assets, UAV command systems, and fuel and energy nodes across occupied territory and inside Russia. The strikes are part of a widening campaign focused on pressure points linking occupied Crimea with Russian forces operating along the southern axis, with repeated hits on the same transport co…
The traffic through the Strait of Genice has been stopped.
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