The pontoon bridge had been in place for barely a day. The Ukrainian army rushed to move troops and equipment across. Then the soldiers watched on a drone video feed as the Russians blew up their bridge, yet again.
"Yes, they hit the bridge,” the drone pilot said matter-of-factly, peering at images beamed in from a safe distance, a mile or so away.
The soldiers shrugged. It was no great loss.
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