The Special Operations Forces carried out Operation "Conductor" and struck 13 bridges
The Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on Operation “Conductor,” which has been underway for several weeks. During this time, Ukrainian forces have struck 13 railway bridges that the Russian army was using to supply its troops.
The Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have announced a large-scale operation called “Conductor.” Its primary targets are the railway routes used by the Russian army to transport equipment, ammunition, fuel, and personnel. According to the Special Operations Forces press service, the operation has been underway for several weeks. During this time, Ukrainian forces have struck 13 railway bridges, which are described as critical components of the occupiers’ logistics system. “The comprehensive ‘Conductor’ operation has been underway for several weeks,” the Special Operations Forces reported.
The Special Operations Forces note that the railway remains one of the key means of supplying Russian forces in the occupied territories. The enemy uses it to deliver weapons, ammunition, fuel, military equipment, and reinforcements. Damaging the bridges could significantly complicate the transport of cargo and force Russian troops to seek alternative routes. This would require additional time and resources and could affect the pace at which individual units are resupplied. So far, the Special Operations Forces have not disclosed exactly where the bridges were struck or what means were used to carry out the strikes. Nor has it been reported what specific damage the structures sustained or whether they have been completely put out of commission.
The press service merely noted that details of the operation will be released shortly. “Details of the operation and video footage are expected to be released this week,” the military said. It is expected that, along with additional information, the Special Operations Forces will also release video footage of Ukrainian special forces in action during the operation. The Ukrainian military has repeatedly emphasized that strikes on the enemy’s logistics routes are one of the most effective ways to weaken its combat capabilities. The destruction of transportation infrastructure complicates supply lines for the occupying forces and forces the Russian command to spend more time and resources on restoring transportation routes. Operation “Conductor” is currently underway, and the Special Operations Forces promise to provide more details on its progress and results as early as this week. This was reported by the Special Operations Forces press service.
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