Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed Ukrainian forces planned and carried out an attack on the only bridge linking Russia and Crimea, though Ukraine hasn’t directly taken responsibility for the explosion.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is moving to tighten security along a key bridge to Crimea after an explosion caused part of the bridge to collapse. The Kerch bridge is an
By Jill Dougherty, Tim Lister and Amy Woodyatt, CNN A huge blast early Saturday has severely damaged the only bridge connecting annexed Crimea to the Russian mainland, causing parts of it to collapse. The attack, which has disrupted major transport links between mainland Russia and the annexed penin…
On Saturday, an apparent truck bomb exploded on the Kerch Strait Bridge, a 12-mile piece of vital infrastructure for Russia serving as the only land link between the nation and the Crimean peninsula.
"This is an act of terrorism aimed at destroying critically important civilian infrastructure,” Putin claimed in a video on the Kremlin’s Telegram channel.
Russian news reports say President Vladimir Putin is calling the attack on the Kerch Bridge to Crimea a terrorist act carried out by Ukrainian special services.
Russian news reports say President Vladimir Putin is calling the attack on the Kerch Bridge to Crimea a terrorist act carried out by Ukrainian special services.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday accused Ukraine of orchestrating a powerful explosion on a bridge linking Russia to Crimea, calling it an act of terrorism.
An explosion that sparked a fire on a bridge to Crimea caused massive damage to the structure's train tracks and roadway, prompting a shake-up of security by
The Russian president signed a decree increasing security after explosions occurred on the Kerch Bridge. Meanwhile, Ukraine's president has reported tough fighting around Bakhmut. Follow DW for the latest.
Russia President Vladimir Putin is calling the attack on the Kerch Bridge to Crimea a terrorist act carried out by Ukrainian special services. In a meeting Sunday with the chairman
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