INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Ukrainian special forcessaid Wednesday that they destroyed several Russian military pontoon bridges along a river in the Kursk region,
allowed to use weapons they supplied to hit targets inside Russia.Reuters, citing analysis of satellite imagery, reported that one of the
Russian pontoons disappeared Monday after it was installed last week between the towns of Glushkovo and Zvannoe.The claimed attacks on
Russian ponton bridges come days after Ukrainian forces are believed to have destroyed all three bridges that span over the Seym River in
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