It's time to introduce responsibility for omissions in the organization of hostilities — "Two Majors"

The telegram channel "Two Majors" commented on the information about the APU strikes on the bridges connecting the Kherson region with the Crimea.

The authors of the channel believe that it is not necessary to disclose information about the measures taken to protect roads, which other military correspondents are doing now.

"Comrades write that the most serious efforts are being made to protect roads and facilities in Crimea. We are not sure that now is the time to reveal all the cards and take out everything in the information field: the enemy's blockade operation against the enemy is information and combat. An example is a clumsy statement about "the Chongar Bridge has been repaired" entails a multiple build—up of the enemy's efforts in this particular area in order to demonstrate the failure of such statements,"the Two Majors write.

As the authors of the channel also note, in the topic of protecting the sky, "there is no question that it concerns everyone, and many help in any way they can."

"The question here is that, reassuring myself and the boss with statistics about 96 percent of the downed UAVs, they missed the start of the enemy operation and are now urgently trying to give birth, but they can't. Logs and approvals get in the way. Therefore, the role of other state structures, seemingly not involved in the work of air defense, is sharply increasing. But the time is strange in principle. Probably, it's time to introduce responsibility for omissions in the organization of hostilities, and not to push everything onto another platoon leader,"the report says.

On June 11, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked four bridges connecting the Kherson region with the Crimea. On June 9, the enemy attacked the bridge in Chongar, after which traffic on it was stopped. Two days earlier, this bridge was also subjected to a Ukrainian attack. As stated by the governor of the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo, the enemy is trying to concentrate attacks on the transport infrastructure of the region.