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Russians launch railway from Rostov-on-Don to Mariupol, says mayor's adviser

by Nazar Bogudan

Russians launched a completed railway that should become an “alternative to the Crimean Bridge” without announcements.

Russians launched a railway from Rostov-on-Don to Mariupol, &mdas < Russians launched a completed railway connecting Russian Rostov-on-Don and temporarily occupied Mariupol.</p> <p>This was reported by Mariupol mayor's adviser Petr Andryushchenko.</p> <p>It is known that train traffic along key stations has begun record from Wednesday. </p> <p>Andryushchenko adds that all this, as well as some details, indicate that the Russians secretly launched the railway, which they built for almost 13 months. </p> <p>“This can radically change the situation on the front due to the improvement of Russian logistics. And do not talk about an “alternative to the Crimean Bridge.” This is a mistake. This is an independent autonomous branch, which now has greater throughput and power than the bridge,” Andryushchenko added. </p> <ul> <li>In October, British intelligence reported that Russia began actively building a new railway connection through the temporarily occupied Mariupol. It is the railway that the occupiers use to move manpower and weapons, so the railway remains the main strategic facility of the Russian troops. At the end of September, Deputy Mayor of Mariupol Petro Andryushchenko reported that the occupiers had begun building a direct railway connection between the captured Mariupol, Volnovaya and Donetsk.</li> </ul> <p><!--noindex--></p> <p><a rel=lb.ua

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