Henichesk

This confirmed by, by Vladimir Saldo, the governor of occupied Crimea.

And then on June 10th, the easternmost bridge, the Henichesk, uh, was hit.

Now, that connects Kherson to a very thin spit that runs down the northeastern flank of Crimea.

Combined, this is really significant with some of those strikes actually hit Russian, uh, military convoys whilst they've been on the bridges, but it's holding those routes at risk.

A global symbol of resistance, unity, and hope.

A video shows a woman confronting Russian soldiers in Henichesk, Kherson region, urging them to put sunflower seeds in their pockets.

You know, we always hear every day Ukrainians are fighting for democracy and so on, as if their struggle is elevated by our interest in it.

Ukrainians are fundamentally fighting for themselves, for their own country, which is, you know, as it should be.