In The Rostov Region, Drones Struck A Bridge Of Strategic Importance To The Kremlin

• 8.11.2026, 9:52

He was responsible for the Russian Federation's military logistics.

On the morning of November 8, the Ukrainian Defense Forces damaged a bridge across the Mius River in the Rostov Region. Traffic across the bridge is now being directed in alternating directions.

This was announced by the governor of the Rostov Region, Yuriy Slyusar. The damaged bridge is important for the enemy’s military logistics, according to OBOZ.UA.

The bridge supporting wartime logistics has been hit

A Russian official reported the successful strike on the bridge on his Telegram channel at 6:29 a.m.

“This morning, as a result of an airstrike and falling debris from a UAV at the 97th kilometer of the R-280 highway in the Neklinovsky District, the roadway of the bridge over the Mius River was damaged, as were two crawler cranes. There were no casualties. Emergency services are on the scene. Traffic across the bridge has been rerouted in the opposite direction. “Further details will follow,” Slyusar wrote.

At the time of the report, he said, the drone attack on the region was still ongoing.

Disabling the bridge across the Mius River would deal a serious blow to Russian forces in Ukraine. After all, according to the Telegram channel “Mariupol Resistance,” this engineering structure is included in a list of 30 bridges that “support the logistics of the war.”

This list includes 15 railway bridges in the Belgorod and Rostov regions:

Valuiki – a bridge over the Oskol River.

Kamensk-Shakhtinsky—the main bridge over the Seversky Donets River.

Likhaya (Kamensk)—the “North-South” railroad interchange.

Zamchalovo – bridge for the backup railroad bypass.

Zverevo – overpass on the route to Gukovo.

Krasny Sulin – bridge on the approach to the border.

Matveev Kurgan – strategic bridge across the Mius River.

Martsevo (Taganrog) – junction with the new railroad to Mariupol.

Millerovo – northern railroad junction.
Chertkovo – bridge on the border line.

Glubokiy – approach to Izvarino.

Uspenka (Russia) – a bridge in the direction of Donetsk.

Rovenki (Russia) – a bridge toward Starobelsk.

Gukovo (Russian Federation) – a railroad crossing bridge over a ravine.

Taganrog-Zapad – a bridge over the Mokryi Elanchik River.

Another 15 structures in these same regions of Russia are road bridges:

Kamensk-Shakhtinsky – bridge on the M-4 “Don” highway.

Donetsk (Russian Federation) – a bridge serving as the entrance to the “Izvarino” checkpoint.
Novoshakhtinsk – an overpass on Highway A-270.19.

Tarasovsky – an interchange on the M-4.20 highway.

Veselo-Voznesenka – a bridge on the Mariupol highway.

Kuibyshevo – bridge over the Mius River (road to Snezhnoe).
Veidelevka – bridge in the direction of Troitskoye.
Volokonovka – crossing toward the border.

Maksimov (Russia) – bridge south of Taganrog.

Glubokaya (Reka) – bridge at the approach to the M-4.26 highway.

Mikhailovka (Russian Federation) – an overpass on the Luhansk Highway.

Gukovo-Avto – an interchange at the city entrance.

Matveev Kurgan (Avto) – a bridge over the Mius River.

Kantemirovka (Russian Federation) – a bridge in the north of the Luhansk front.

Pokrovskoye (Russian Federation) – a bridge on the approach to the Azov region.