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HIMARS vs Antonovsky Bridge: How Destroying One Bridge Liberated Kherson From Russia

July-November 2022. Ukrainian HIMARS systematically strike Antonovsky Bridge—Russia's main supply line to 25,000-30,000 troops in Kherson. 10-15 strikes over four months reduce Russian logistics from 100% to 20-30% capacity. Combined with strikes on railway bridge and Nova Kakhovka dam crossing, Russian forces west of Dnipro are slowly strangled. November 11: Russia evacuates, Kherson is liberated. This analysis examines whether bridge targeting was comprehensive strategy or evolved tactical opportunity, whether Russia could have prevented destruction, and if destroying bridges directly caused withdrawal or was one factor among many. The precision campaign that trapped an army. 115 days from first strike to liberation. #Antonovsky #HIMARS #Kherson #UkraineWar #BridgeStrikes #Liberation #PrecisionWeapons Disclaimer: This content is created for educational and illustrative purposes. Scenarios are presented as examples and may include fictionalized or dramatized scenes to enhance tension and narrative clarity. The material is based on open-source information and analysis and does not depict real-time events or official military operations.