andriy, i really thank you for the conversation, to sum up, i agree with your words, andriy ryzhenko, a captain of the first rank of the reserve of the navy of the armed forces of ukraine, a strategic expert of the sonata company, the deputy chief of staff of the navy of the armed forces of ukraine in the 4th-20th years, now we are going to take a short break, and then we will talk about economy booking, whether it is necessary, whether it will be, or maybe we will. we will live on the money of the americans, why do we need all the economy and so on. all this will be after a short break and stay with us. thinking about a new mattress, but here's what's stopping you. have you ever thought about what you sleep on? old mattresses accumulate not only dust, but also moisture that a person releases during sleep. a new mattress pad or bed linen. only aesthetically will be able to improve the mattress. choose a camel orthopedic mattress and your sleep will become noticeably better. take advantage of the super offer for half the price. call now and order an orthopedic mattress kemal instead o

andriy ryzhenko is coming back to us, mr.riyu, let's get back to the conversation, and good afternoon once again, well, as for the crimean bridge, the situation has really become much worse for the enemy, after like our partners have given us the ability to use the full range of weapons that they've given us, plus they understand that... the weapons, well they're basically unmanned kamikaze drones, they can also reach the crimean bridge quite easily now, which they're doing if you look.. . on the map from the satellite, you will see that it is quite a long structure, and of course, well, before everyone gave priority to the navigable part of this bridge, where we see this arch, in them there are ships passing, but for the attack. you can use others part of the bridge, because of the barges that they pulled there, i read about 17 units, they put them on the western part, on the western part of the bridge, it is somewhere on the side of the crimean peninsula, they believe that in this way at least partially they will make a phy

our broadcast is joined by andrii ryzhenko, captain of the first rank of reserve of the navy of ukraine deputy chief of staff of the navy in 2004-20s, strategic expert of the sonata company. welcome to our broadcast, thank you for joining. and good morning, in the material of the economist there was such a phrase, they say that the effectiveness of the campaigns in crimea shows what ukraine could achieve if she no longer had to fight with her hand tied behind her back, and what are the chances that such a defense force will make crimea unsuitable for russian troops to live there, what means, how long will it take? well, there are already such examples, we remember. and kyiv, it was april 22, we also remember kherson, it was also september 22, and then it became critical that we deprived the enemy of the opportunity to carry out logistics, that is, the supply of ammunition, and recovery, supply of new equipment, evacuation of the wounded, and so on. i think so the very principle is chosen even now, the only thing that, well, let's say, distinguishes it. here is the case with crimea, that