Ukrainian forces struck several strategic bridges connecting Crimea to the mainland Kherson region, damaging key Russian supply routes to occupied territory. While these strikes have disrupted logistics, reports of complete isolation are overstated — Russian-installed officials acknowledge that at least some crossings remain functional, though degraded. Some fuel shortages in Crimea have been reported, though claims of widespread petrol stations running out lack full confirmation from independent sources. Ukraine has shifted toward what it calls a 'middle strike campaign' targeting logistics convoys, ammo depots, freight trains, and cargo ships — a move away from direct combat toward systematically degrading Russian supply lines without major ground engagement. As Russia concentrates forces in eastern Ukraine, this attrition strategy could become increasingly effective over time.