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Antonivka Road Bridge

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to the effect that the territorial gains in the Kherson region would be consolidated as the result of the use of wider-range weapons – to which class HIMARS belongs – by Ukraine, were seen by observers as indicating that the region could become one of the focal points of
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By 23 August, repairs to the bridge had been completed and it was again in use by Russian forces. On 25 August, satellite images showed no fewer than 16 damage holes on the southern end of the bridge, with vehicle traffic queuing on both sides as a temporary ferry services provided a crossing route
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reported that the Russian air defence systems had intercepted the projectiles, but this was disputed by the Ukrainian forces and did not match visual evidence. Later reports and video footage from 27 July showed that the roadway surface on the bridge had been damaged; the surface was unusable for
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By 11 November, with Ukrainian forces entering Kherson and Russian forces leaving it, part of the bridge collapsed; according to the prominent Russian military blogger Rybar, the Russians destroyed it. An adjacent pontoon bridge was used by Russian forces during their withdrawal from Kherson.
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The crossing was struck again on 29 August amid reports of a Ukrainian counteroffensive, and strikes continued on the bridge and crossing throughout the closing days of August. By early September, Russian authorities said the bridge would be impassable for cars for weeks.
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rockets supplied by the United States. Ukrainian forces struck the bridge again the next day. Russian forces struggled to repair the bridge and temporarily closed it to cargo traffic. The two strikes on the bridge, as well as remarks by Russian Foreign Minister
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from mid-July 2022, the bridge was described as a "key vulnerability for Russian forces". Observers considered it to be the most important road crossing to the Russian-controlled areas west of the Dnieper river, the only other one being at the
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At approximately 22:55 on 26 July 2022, the bridge sustained heavy damage following Ukrainian rocket fire using HIMARS, leading to the bridge being closed to passenger traffic. Some observers considered this third attack to be part of
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eventually lost control over the area on 26 February 2022 after fierce fighting, leaving several dead soldiers and destroyed military vehicles lying on the bridge.
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was constructed by Russian forces on the eastern side of the bridge and was 60% completed as of 25 August.
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The bridge had been planned since 1977. It opened on 24 December 1985. It was located in the town of
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Somerville, Ewan; Vasilyeva, Nataliya; Parekh, Marcus; Millimaci, Grace (19 July 2022).
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On 19 July, the bridge was damaged by Ukrainian rocket fire, allegedly using
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announced earlier by Ukraine, which aimed to recapture the Kherson region.
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and connected the town to the unincorporated settlement
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Antonivka
Dachi
Coordinates
46°40′12″N 32°43′13″E / 46.67000°N 32.72028°E / 46.67000; 32.72028
Highway M14
Dnieper
Kherson
Box girder bridge
Daily traffic
Ukrainian
romanized
[ɐnˈtɔn⁽ʲ⁾iu̯sʲkɪjm⁽ʲ⁾ist]
box girder bridge
Dnieper
Kherson
Kherson Oblast
Ukraine
Russian invasion of Ukraine
Antonivka
Kherson Raion
Kherson Oblast
Dachi
Oleshky
route E97
Konka river
changed hands several times
Russian forces
Crimea
Ukrainian forces

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