@DaniMayakovski Under the law of armed conflict (international humanitarian law), attacking a bridge is not automatically a war crime.
If the bridge is being used for military purposes—such as transporting troops, weapons, or military supplies—it can be considered a legitimate military target.
@jacksonhinkle Under the law of armed conflict (international humanitarian law), attacking abridge is not automatically a war crime
* If the bridge is being used for military purposes—such as transporting troops, weapons, or military supplies—it can be considered a legitimate military target.