A couple months ago an interesting video in youtube covered extensively why, being such strategical route this had not happened yet in seven months of war. Destroying the bridge was a major priority for the Ukrainian army.
The situation has changed. With the North route cut, moving an hypothetical tactical nuclear bomb to Crimea or refresh troops is now much more difficult and dangerous. Supporting logistically the current Crimean troops with food or winter clothes is also much more expensive now
> moving an hypothetical tactical nuclear bomb to Crimea or refresh troops is now much more difficult and dangerous
Eh, no, unfortunately not. Moving small numbers of small things is still easy. The big impact that this attack had is that moving lots and lots of very heavy things suddenly gets a lot harder.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7C630mzkvwk
The situation has changed. With the North route cut, moving an hypothetical tactical nuclear bomb to Crimea or refresh troops is now much more difficult and dangerous. Supporting logistically the current Crimean troops with food or winter clothes is also much more expensive now