08/31/2024 – Translated from Ukrainian via Google and OFP
Ukrainian soldiers in Kursk destroyed another column of the Russian Armed Forces and a pontoon crossing. It happened on August 28 in the village of Zvanne.
Footage shot by eyewitnesses appeared online. They were published by the Russian publication ASTRA.
“Kursk Region, Zvanne village. An engineering structure and two groups of engineering equipment were destroyed,” ASTRA quotes a message that appeared on one of the Telegram channels.
The debacle, according to available data, took place on August 28. There is no exact information about the number of liquidated occupiers in the network.
“In any case, there are victims. But they are silent. ‘We have everything under control,’ they say,” the journalists quoted one of the reports, adding that a column of the Russian Armed Forces and a pontoon crossing were destroyed.
On August 28, reports about the “trouble” that the Russian engineering forces were once again caught up in and appeared in the Ukrainian social media. For example, volunteer and public figure Serhiy Sternenko published footage of military equipment strikes in a similar area, according to ASTRA journalists … in the area captured on Russian videos from Zvanny.
“The Russian pontoon workers in Kurshchyna are very unlucky. Once they went to guide the crossing, but did not make it. First the Elder Brother worked, and then the engineering machines were burned by drones,” Sternenko wrote at the time.
It will be recalled that earlier the Air Force showed how the Ukrainian MiG-29 destroys bridge crossings in Kurshchyna with aerial bombs.
For strikes, Ukrainian pilots use GBU-62 JDAM-ER guided air bombs. In the published footage, you can see how servicemen of the Armed Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are installing the KAB on the MiG-29, and the famous Ukrainian pilot Vadym Voroshilov “Karaya” programs the ammunition, and then attacks enemy crossings from the sky.
Destroyed the pontoon crossing, the engineering equipment and some of its personnel. Nice job, AFU.