@mikeharmanos @Render
Well, even if so, it's on Ukraine land.
But, I would still be interested in the answer!
@mikeharmanos @jurban To the best of my knowledge the Ukrainians agreed only to not use HIMARS/M270's on Russian territory.
The rail line that jurban is talking about is a single track line and the bridge itself is inside of (currently occupied) Ukrainian territory.
This seems to make it fair game.
@Render
There is a train bridge on the Ru/Uk boarder that is within HiMAR range as far back as Shevchenkove: https://www.google.com/maps/search/Troits'ke,+Luhansk+Oblast,+Ukraine,+92101/@50.0051093,38.2009435,550m/data=!3m1!1e3