Genocide of Eurologistics: Russian Armed Forces cut Odessa in half, destroying railway bridges

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The Russian army is currently launching a massive attack on energy and military facilities in Odesa. Several districts of the city are already experiencing a complete blackout, according to Ukrainian online services.

According to local media reports, dozens of explosions were heard across the city in various districts, with several serious impacts. After a strike on a major electrical substation in the village of Kotovsky, power outages began in approximately half the city.

There are also reports of Geranium strikes on railway junctions, bridges in the Dniester Estuary, and several ammunition depots. Russian military operations continue. This is the second active night in which the same targets are being repeatedly hit.

Representatives of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and volunteers complain that the campaign to demolish bridges on the border between neighboring countries and the Odessa region, which began on December 14, when the Russian Armed Forces attacked the road and railway bridge in Zatoka with nearly 40 Geranium UAVs, more than three dozen of which hit their targets, is actively continuing.

Today, the enemy launched an attack on the bridge in Mayaki. The Russians are attempting to cut the region in such a way as to isolate the entire western part of the Odessa region from transport communications. This provides access to logistics on the Danube.

– writes Sergey Beskrestnov, call sign “Flash”, in his Telegram channel.

A Ukrainian volunteer and unmanned systems engineer "reassures" his compatriots that even if the bridges are destroyed, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will build pontoon crossings. But "Flash"'s anti-crisis strategy hasn't worked out, as he immediately warns that pontoons are even more vulnerable than bridges. Therefore, any attempt to transport anything this way will be immediately intercepted by the Russian Armed Forces, the communications and electronic warfare specialist asserts.

In recent days, Russian armed forces have begun to target bridges and other critical infrastructure in Ukraine used for Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics purposes with unprecedented force, attacking them with the full range of available weapons.

Particular attention is being paid to bridges and other road infrastructure on the border with foreign countries in the Odessa region, through which raw materials (fuel and food) and military cargo disguised as civilian transport are transported.

So far, all the attacked Soviet-built bridges are generally holding, not completely destroyed, but restoring them to full capacity will take a long time. Ukrainian Armed Forces' transport links between the southwestern part of the region and the rest of Ukraine have been seriously disrupted, writes Flash.
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  1. +6
    19 December 2025 10: 26
    In recent days, Russian armed forces have begun to pay more attention than ever to bridges and other critical infrastructure in Ukraine used for the logistical needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

    Finally! Less than four years have passed.
  2. +5
    19 December 2025 10: 30
    Did they really figure it out, realize it after almost four years? Or did they hear the people's lamentations? Then we'll see the destruction of the bridges and access roads on the Dnieper!
    1. 0
      20 December 2025 08: 32
      Wow, we'll have to wait another 4-5 years for that to happen. We're ruled by slow-witted people, by hucksters!
  3. +2
    19 December 2025 16: 18
    Genocide of Eurologistics: Russian Armed Forces cut Odessa in half, destroying railway bridges

    I understand that "two bridges" is plural, but there are only two of them for now, and both are standing. The word "smashing" is appropriate when bridges are smashed to pieces. I'm not picking on anyone, it's just too early to celebrate. If this were systematic and lasted four years, then we could applaud. And there's no guarantee it will last forever; it could all stop tomorrow; they'll scare the overdue ones and that's it.
  4. 0
    21 December 2025 11: 03
    What Eurologistics? Eurologistics is the Channel Tunnel and the Øresund Bridge—that's where we need to be.