Occupants blow up dam in Osykove with three-ton bomb and flood road to Kostiantynivka - DeepState

The occupation forces have increased pressure on the logistics hubs of the Donetsk Region by destroying a dam near the village of Osykove with a three-ton guided aerial bomb. This is reported by analysts of the DeepState project.

The enemy took this step after a failed attempt to block Kostiantynivka by blowing up the bridge, as Ukrainian defenders quickly established alternative supply routes.

"At night, the Muscovites decided to use a 3-ton guided aerial bomb, destroying the dam near the village of Osykove," monitoring channels report, emphasizing another gross violation of international humanitarian law by the occupiers.

The consequences of the explosion caused flooding of the surrounding area, as a result of which water flooded the Druzhkivka-Kostiantynivka road. This section of the road has now become impassable as the area has turned into a continuous swamp, temporarily hampering traffic in the region.

Despite the significant obstacles, Konstantynivka's logistics continue to function thanks to other routes used by the Defense Forces. Military experts see this attack as the beginning of large-scale enemy preparations for an offensive against the city, as the russians are now actively looking for weaknesses in Ukrainian defense along the entire perimeter.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, russian terrorist forces dropped three FAB-250 guided aerial bombs on residential quarters of Kostiantynivka, Donetsk Region, destroying three high-rise buildings. There were no casualties.