Ukraine follows the deepest march to Russia, destroying another bridge in Russian territory

Kiev forces published and images of the bombing over the Seym River. Several hours later, President Voldymyr Zelenski said for the first time that the goal of military invasion on Russian soil involves creating a buffer zone to stop attacks by Putin's troops.

Ukraine has been launching one of the biggest attacks on Russia's territory for nearly two weeks since Moscow began its invasion effort in February 2022. According to reports, the destroyed bridge was used by the Kremlin to supply its troops with weapons and food. However, Russian attacks on Ukrainian soil have not stopped. The country's air defence announces the collapse of at least 11 drones issued in Mikolaiv, Donjevk, Kharkiv, Kiev and several other regions.

There were no reports of injury or material damage. At that, a Russian bomber, Su-34, has launched a night attack against Ukrainian forces in the Kursk region. Moscow claims to have destroyed Kiev's army weapons. Meanwhile, Ukraine balances the losses it has caused Putin's troops in these two years of war. Russia has lost over 600 thousand soldiers since February 24th, 2 years ago. Thousands of combat devices have also been destroyed, including 367 planes, 28 ships, and a submarine.