The Lookout (Twitter)

The LSTs in the Black Sea haven't been very active lately.

There's a good chance that will change now, in an attempt to mitigate the consequences of losing the Kerch bridge.
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@KaptainLOMA:
With the #Kerch Bridge being closed, #Russia can still rely on its amphibious lift capacity in the Black Sea to transport heavy military equipment to #Crimea and from there towards the #Kherson Region, albeit at a slower pace compared to railway transport. https://t.co/cX93oAHaQK

Dan (Twitter)

RT @Tendar: One week after the strike against the Kerch Bridge, the Russian government is slowly admitting that the damage was far worse than they initially claimed. They say now that it will take until July 2023 to fix the bridges. If Ukraine does not interfere.. #Ukraine #Kerch #Crimea https://twitter.com/Tendar/status/1581174951175806976/video/1

4emberlen (Twitter)

RT @Tendar: It’s not the bridge but the shipyard of Kerch. Fire can be seen to engulf the buildings at the harbor. I also think that at least 2 missiles were involved.

Eye witnesses on the ground report that missiles similar in configuration of a Tu-141 have been seen, but if that is that case then I think those were fired to saturate and distract the Russian air defense.

Source: t.me/Crimeanwind

#Ukraine #Crimea #Kerch

IgorGirkin (Twitter)

RT @KOvsianyi: Publishing new @planet satellite images for November 5. They show the damaged Askold ship at the berth of the #Zaliv shipyard in occupied #Kerch @cxemu

Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @KOvsianyi: Publishing new @planet satellite images for November 5. They show the damaged Askold ship at the berth of the #Zaliv shipyard in occupied #Kerch @cxemu

Status-6 (Twitter)

RT @KOvsianyi: Publishing new @planet satellite images for November 5. They show the damaged Askold ship at the berth of the #Zaliv shipyard in occupied #Kerch @cxemu