Kyiv fired 12 long-range missiles at connecting points between mainland Ukraine and the annexed Crimean peninsula, a Russian-backed official said on Sunday.
Ukrainian forces have again damaged a key bridge linking Russian-controlled Crimea to mainland Ukraine using Western-supplied Storm Shadow missiles, according to a Russian-backed official in southern Ukraine.
Ukraine fired NATO Storm Shadow missiles at the Chonhar Bridge, which links the Russian-controlled Crimean peninsula with Ukraine’s contested southern Kherson region, the Moscow-backed Kherson regional governor, Vladimir Saldo, said on Sunday.
«The enemy launched a missile strike in the area of the Chonhar bridge in the north of Crimea,» Sergey Aksyonov, the Russian-installed Crimea governor, said on Telegram.
Kyiv also targeted a bridge stretching across the nearby Henichesk Strait, firing a total of 12 missiles, Saldo said.
