The Special Operations Forces destroyed a bridge over the North Crimean Canal and released footage of the strikes
An important logistical artery for the occupiers no longer exists
Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces destroyed a railway bridge over the North Crimean Canal in temporarily occupied Crimea. The military also released video of the combat operation.
This was reported on 23 June 2026 by the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation under the NSDC, Andriy Kovalenko.
“The railway bridge over the North Crimean Canal has been destroyed. Thank you to the SOF warriors and all the defenders of the Defense Forces of Ukraine”, — Kovalenko said.
The bridge is located near the settlement of Rozdolne. Russian occupation forces used it to transport personnel and to support military logistics.
According to the SOF, the operation was carried out by the Middle Strike units in coordination with representatives of the Resistance Movement.
After the first strike, on the night of 18 June, the railway track was damaged and one span of the bridge was destroyed. The occupiers sent specialized railway repair equipment to the damaged site.
On the night of 23 June Ukrainian drones launched repeated strikes on the equipment the Russians had deployed to restore the crossing, as well as on the remains of the bridge.
«The railway bridge over the North Crimean Canal in Crimea no longer exists», — the Special Operations Forces said.
The SOF emphasized that they continue to destroy the military logistics of the Russian occupiers, reducing their offensive and defensive potential.
Reminder: previously we wrote:
- Long-range sanctions without warning: occupiers lose radars and ‘Pantsir’
- An assault on Crimea may not be necessary: an expert explained what could break Russian defenses
- The road to Crimea is becoming a trap: Ukrainian strikes hit Russia’s logistics
- The Chongar bridge is again under UAV attack: traffic halted, occupiers redirect transport via Armyansk and Perekop
- After strikes on Chongar, occupiers closed another bridge: Henichesk — Arabat Spit
