"Madyar" explained why Ukraine is not striking the Crimean Bridge

"We're not touching the Crimean Bridge, if you haven't noticed. Let the bast***s get the f**k out through it. Let all those millions go over that bridge nonstop back to their russia", - Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert "Madyar" Brovdi told British journalist Caolan Robertson, according to RBC-Ukraine.

According to him, Ukrainian forces are instead focusing on disrupting the logistics that sustain the russian military grouping on the occupied peninsula. This refers to the routes used to supply fuel, ammunition, personnel, and military equipment that support combat operations in southern Ukraine and strikes against Ukrainian cities.

"Madyar" emphasized that, for the first time in history, Ukraine is creating the conditions for the effective isolation of the occupied peninsula without conducting a large-scale ground operation.

"We are creating conditions in which their presence there becomes impossible without losing a single Ukrainian service member. We are doing it entirely remotely", - he explained.

The commander also stated that Ukrainian forces will continue attacking russian tankers supplying fuel to Crimea. According to him, 21 tankers were struck in just three days, and further strikes will continue.