Ukraine says it has carried out strikes in Russian-held Crimea aimed at isolating the peninsula. According to the reports, Kyiv’s forces target a railway bridge in Crimea, alongside other infrastructure sites including a power-related facility. The developments are described as part of Ukraine’s broader campaign to disrupt transportation and energy links that support Russian control of the region. The Independent reports that the strikes include the railway bridge and a power plant, while other outlets echo the same general claim of attacks on rail and power infrastructure. The articles present the actions as part of the next phase of a wider conflict that began more than four years ago. The reports do not provide independent verification of damage or give detailed information about casualties. They also do not include statements from Russian authorities in the provided excerpts. Overall, the sources agree that Ukraine frames the strikes as military measures intended to reduce the peninsula’s operational and logistical connectivity under Russian occupation.