Ukraine strikes on Russian bridges becoming painfully precise (Ukraine Battlefield Update, Day 1,581)

Key Points:

• Ukraine's medium-range drone campaign against Russian supply lines in Crimea and southern Ukraine has intensified, with up to 56 successful drone attacks recorded in a single day, severely disrupting Russian logistics and causing power outages in Sevastopol.
• Ukrainian forces have repeatedly targeted key railway bridges in Crimea, including a recent attack on a bridge over the North Crimean Canal near Rozdolne, and have also struck repair efforts, significantly hindering Russian military resupply capabilities.
• Petrol and diesel rationing has been introduced in Russia's Khanty-Mansiysk region, which produces 40% of the country's oil, due to increased demand and efforts to prevent speculation, with similar restrictions now also in place in six other Russian regions.
• The 425th assault regiment Skala, one of Ukraine’s largest military units, faces a scandal involving allegations of abuse and torture, with reports of multiple deaths among recruits and harsh treatment including confinement and physical mistreatment.
• British Storm Shadow and French SCALP-EG missiles have been effective in striking critical Russian military production facilities, such as microelectronics factories in Voronezh and Bryansk, causing extensive damage beyond what satellite images initially revealed.