Military goods have not been delivered through the Crimea bridge for three months now

Military goods have not been delivered through the Crimea bridge for three months. According to "Detq", this was reported by the British "Independent" periodical, which studied the satellite photos of the Crimean bridge.

"A study of satellite photos shows that there is almost no movement on the bridge, so it may not be an effective target for Ukrainian troops, who are short on ammunition," the article says.

It is noted that only on February 29, one Russian freight train with about 55 wagons of fuel was spotted, and there was no movement in March and April.

Molfar CEO Artyom Starosek told the media that the decision not to use the Kerch bridge for supplies to the Russian armed forces coincided with an increase in cargo transportation through Taman in the Rostov region. According to him, Kiev should now focus on Melitopol, Berdyansk and Mariupol, where Russia is building a new railway to connect these areas with Crimea and Russia.

Starosek added that the new railway from Melitopol to Berdyansk and Mariupol and then to Rostov in Russia will likely be used by Russian forces for a new offensive, which many expect could begin in the summer.