The bridge of hell for Russians: Putin's soldiers are mass-killed around bridge in Zatoka, Odesa

The bridge of hell for Russians: Putin's soldiers are mass-killed around bridge in Zatoka, Odesa

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Z-propagandist Viktor Baranets, responding to the call to "hit hard" on Ukraine, stated that even the destruction of the bridge in Zatoka is beyond the capabilities of the Russian Armed Forces. The Z-patriot made the frank statement on the propaganda program "Point of View". The bridge in Zatoka, Odesa region, is of strategic importance, as it connects the northern and southern parts of the region. The Russian army attempted to destroy it 12 times, but failed, Baranets admitted.
According to the propagandist, the area has an overly sophisticated air defense system, which has caused the Russian Armed Forces to lose a large number of combat aircraft. And long-range airstrikes are useless, as the KABs lack precision. "Well, take the bridge in Zatoka... We had about 12 attacks... The last attack only damaged the road section, the railway section remained. And it will take several hours to patch up the road section. Look at what they hit it with: aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, drones, and our sabotage groups also tried to sneak up. I don't want to, and you understand why, tell you how many bomber planes we missed, which were tasked with smashing the bridge in Zatoka. This is another answer to the question of some ordinary people who are snide about why we can't. It's not that simple! Because there is a very serious air defense system over Zatoka... I spoke with the pilots. They tried to drop bombs. They launched from a range of 100 km. By the time the bomb reached the bridge, it would splash in the water 250-300 km away. That's also a big problem!" — Baranets said.
Russian military propagandist Alexander Kots, speaking on Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, revealed a behind-the-scenes phrase that serves as the Russian army's informal motto in the war with Ukraine. "'Whoever dies is a loser.' That's a frontline cliche; that's what they actually say in war," Kots said live on air. The phrase sounds extremely cynical and accurately describes Putin's current military system and Gerasimov's army : this approach has long been ingrained in Russian paramilitary structures, including the Wagner PMC, and has since migrated to regular units. He justifies "meat assaults," when poorly trained conscripts, prisoners, or contract soldiers are thrown into frontal attacks to exhaust Ukrainian defenses or seize minimal areas of territory.
"In this system, a soldier isn't perceived as a specialist who needs to be protected, trained, and supported. He becomes a renewable resource. Survival means he was 'lucky' or 'did it.' Death means he's to blame, a 'loser.' This logic allows the Russian command to maintain the pace of assaults without acknowledging the cost of losses," the observers note.

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