Ukraine says it hit a railway bridge to Crimea, seeking to isolate the Russian-held peninsula

Ukraine has targeted a key railway bridge linking Crimea to Russia, aiming to isolate the peninsula and disrupt supply lines amid a four-year conflict. The attacks, which also hit a power plant and other infrastructure, come as Russian authorities in Crimea have had to suspend gasoline sales to civilians. This escalation is part of Kyiv's strategy to weaken Russian control and pressure the occupied region during the busy summer tourist season. Such moves are significant as they could further strain Russia's logistical capabilities and economic stability in the region.