Russia repels US-supplied missile attack on Crimean Bridge

Ten ATACMS missiles fired by Kiev were destroyed, Andrey Belousov says The Russian military this week repelled Kiev’s largest missile attack yet on the strategic Crimean Bridge, Defense Minister Andrey Belousov has said. Speaking at a meeting of defense ministers of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) in Kazakhstan on Friday, the defense chief said Ukraine had fired ten US-supplied ATACMS at the bridge on Wednesday night, which had a flight time of less than two minutes. “All missiles were shot down. As a result, hundreds of lives were saved,” Belousov said. On Thursday, the Russian Defense Ministry

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