having heard what you have just said and how important railway links are for resupplying russian troops, why hasn t ukraine targeted the railway lines more? they have. what ukraine has done really well, with precision guided rockets with a range of 50 km or so, that they have at the moment, what the ukrainians have done really well is target the ammunition dumps and fuel supply dumps behind the lines, and that has really turned the tide. it is part of their shaping of operations. and using clever tactics and good planning, excellent intelligence, they have managed to find weak points amongst already weakened troops, and punch their way through, so i think actually, the way that the ukrainians target the logistics, not necessarilyjust the trains but also when they have a whole stockpile sitting in the base
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entail. it s also not clear what the timeline would be in terms. any kind of restoration because it is difficult to understand the importance of this bridge. not only strategically, but also symbolically. it was built, as you mentioned, after the annexation of crimea. vladimir putin himself went over the bridge in 2018 to mark the opening of the span. the only real link between crimea and russia at the time. of course, now since the war restarted in february, there is there are other options to getting crimea a land bridge, as well. at the time this was the only link. so what we re seeing now is social media video showing long lineups for fuel on the crimean peninsula. officials there are trying to calm those fears by saying, look, there is no shortage of fuel, there s a fuel supply of 40 days. there s going to be plenty of fuel to go around. what will they are doing, though, presumably to tone down any panic buying that might take
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