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05.06.2023 18:20
Road builders have fully assembled a metal girder structure on the bridge over the Sula on the H-08 Boryspil-Mariupol motorway.
This is reported by Ukrinform citing the press service of the State Agency for Infrastructure Recovery and Development.
“The metal span structure has been fully installed on the bridge over the Sula River. The work is part of the major overhaul of a part of the bridge on the H-08 Boryspil-Mariupol road. The bridge provides transport links between the north, center and south of Ukraine – the Kyiv, Cherkasy, Poltava, Kirovohrad and Dnipro regions,” the statement said.
The agency said that the contractor has completed the installation of expansion joints, support parts, and railings. The technological overpass and sheet pile fencing were completely dismantled. The bridge width has increased from 6 to 9 metres.
Currently, work at the site has been temporarily suspended due to the lack of some materials, including a waterproofing system. Work will resume once the necessary materials are delivered. The bridge remains closed to all traffic.
As reported, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, 346 bridges have been destroyed across Ukraine, 157 of them on state roads. As of the end of May 2023, road builders managed to restore 45 relevant facilities and install 85 temporary crossings.
(C)UKRINFORM 2023
Well, a faster infrastructure recovery means that Ukrainian military can move supplies, vehicles, and troops faster to the front! I expect that russia in comparison has barely even half the speed of repairing its areas affected by the spread of unexplained “bavovna.” Especially because I imagine a lot of the repair budgets have mysteriously disappeared into personal savings accounts owned by military officers or infrastructure maintenance supervisors.
Well, fortunately russian luxury yachts make for a poor navy, just as limousines make for a weak ground army. 😂🤣😂🤣
I pray that for now, the russians don’t learn anything from Ukrainian infrastructure logistics.
“…Well, fortunately Russian luxury yachts make for a poor navy….”
You mean, of course, those that haven’t been siezed.