A volley of Ukrainian missiles rained down on the Antonivskiy Bridge in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Kherson, an indicator that the Ukrainian army is stepping up its attempts to isolate the city.
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The bridge is a key Russian resupply route, which Russian forces have held since early March. Kirill Stremousov, the deputy head of the Russian-backed authority in Kherson, confirmed the bridge was struck, but said it was still standing. 'There were hits [after the attack of the Ukrainian troops] on the Antonivskiy Bridge, we blocked traffic. We will repair it,' Stremousov told RIA Novosti

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