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Ukraine warns Moscow that ‘everything will happen’ to Putin’s prized bridge ‘when it’s needed’

by LLB political Reporter
26th Oct 23 8:08 am

Moscow has been warned that the amount of destroyed Russian equipment and stocks of logistics centers in occupied Crimea will increase.

Ukraine also warned the situation with Vladimir Putin’s prized multi-billion dollar Kerch Bridge will be resolved “when necessary,” a representative of the Main Intelligence Agency of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Andriy Yusov said.

Yusov said, “At the same time, comprehensive work continues on the de-occupation of Ukrainian territories, and, of course, in Crimea as well. And the fact that the occupiers today really do not feel safe is a fact.

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“And the amount of equipment and logistics centers, reserves destroyed there is only increasing and will continue to grow. As well as the destroyed personnel.”

Talking about the future fate of the Kerch Bridge which joins the Russian Federation to Crimea, Yusov said “everything will happen, and it will happen when it’s needed.

“The bridge issue should not be perceived as a wish for the New Year, although it is a logical and natural wish for many people. But everything will happen when it needs to,” he added.

Discussing the situation over the Russian Black Sea Fleet over the winter months, Yusov said “the ideal wintering option for the Russian Black Sea Fleet is based on the model of the cruiser Moskva,” which was Russia’s prized warship that was blown up and sunk.

“This is the best prospect for them. Yes, for several months they [the Russians] have been taking measures to transfer ships, submarines, part of the headquarters infrastructure, remove them from Crimea and settle them in Novorossiysk.”

The intelligence said that since the port in Novorossiysk in Southern Russia is not sufficiently prepared, other sites in the occupied territories of third countries are being considered such as the coast of Abkhazia which was captured during the Russian war in Georgia.

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