Ukraine’s Recent Attack on the Crimean Bridge & Why it Doesn’t Matter

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Ukraine has struck the Crimean Bridge again, killing several civilians and damaging the bridge;

While waiting for a full assessment on damage, it appears support columns are intact, one road section is damaged, rail traffic is able to run;

Before the bridge was constructed and before the SMO established a land bridge, ferries and shipping supplied the Russian peninsula;

Crimea can/will survive without the bridge in even the WORST case scenario;

Russia will respond with strategic patience, as it always does, because that is how conflicts are won;

Sun Tzu in The Art of War says: “it is the unemotional, reserved, detached warrior who wins, not the hothead seeking vengeance and not the ambitious seeker of fortune.”

There is a good reason Russia demonstrates patience even after the most extreme provocations, this is why after over a year of fighting NATO’s combined might, Russia still has the advantage…

References:

Ukraine war: Two dead after ’emergency’ on Crimea bridge

Traffic stopped on Crimean Bridge due to ‘emergency’ – governor

Putin opens 12-mile bridge between Crimea and Russian mainland

Russia’s bridge link with Crimea moves nearer to completion

Ukraine conflict: Putin ally to build bridge to Crimea

The Russian Military’s Lessons Learned in Syria | Institute for the Study of War

Public Opinion Survey Residents of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea May 16 – 30, 2013

The Art of War By Sun Tzu

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