The Russians destroyed almost all the bridges leading to Severodonetsk


The Russians can throw all the reserves to capture the city.
This was announced by the head of the Lugansk OVA Serhiy Gaidai on the air of the national telethon.
Right now [the Russians] are massively shelling the last third bridge. As I understand it, they want to completely cut off Severodonetsk from the possibility of either taking people out or bringing combat kits there.
Also, according to him, today or tomorrow the enemy can throw all the reserves to capture the city. In addition, the Russians want to establish final control over the Lisichansk-Bakhmut highway.
Tonight, the invaders have already destroyed the second bridge leading to the regional center. According to Gaidai, the situation in Severodonetsk remains extremely difficult. The enemy is firing continuously. However, the industrial zone of the city is controlled by Ukrainian troops.
Information about the blocking of the chemical plant [Azot] is nonsense
It should be recalled that according to the latest data, the Armed Forces of Ukraine control a third of Severodonetsk. Street fighting continues in the city. There, high-voltage lines were “broken down”, and 70% of substations in the city were destroyed as a result of shelling. The enemy does not stop firing artillery.
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Artur Zayonts specialises in news from the frontline. A historian by education, Arthur has always sought to bring depth and context to his journalistic work.












