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Satellite images shared online show Antonivsky bridge damage
A photo taken by the Planet Labs satellite on August 26 was posted on the Internet, shortly after reports appeared of new explosions near the Antonivsky bridge.
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Swiss OSINT investigator Tim Earhart posted the photo on his Twitter page.
"About 9 hours ago (12:00 UTC), a Planet satellite imaged #antonovskybridge in #Kherson. Damage continues to be limited to a single span on the southern side. The section hasn't fallen, but damage is visible and no vehicles are visible on the bridge. Pontoon is still operating," he wrote.
About 9 hours ago (12:00 UTC), a Planet satellite imaged #antonovskybridge in #Kherson. Damage continues to be limited to a single span on the southern side. The section hasn't fallen, but damage is visible and no vehicles are visible on the bridge. Pontoon is still operating. pic.twitter.com/d3GTq0kPdm
— Tim Ehrhart (@ArtisanalAPT) August 26, 2022
The Planet Labs photo was taken on August 26 at 15:00 Kyiv time, that is, about an hour after new explosions near the Antonivsky Bridge began to be reported online.
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