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I don't think so, if only because the strike hit two different bridges, rail and road. Also, two road spans have been brought down which is no coincidence.
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I don't think so, if only because the strike hit two different bridges, rail and road. Also, two road spans have been brought down which is no coincidence.Am I the only one thinking the explosion on the Kerch bridge might have been a car- or truck-bomb?
On a serious note, militarily, disabling (even if temporarily) the bridge could signal the start of the rumored Melitopol offensive.
Just hoping its bothOr it could be that the Ukrainians wanted to give the drive on Kerson more support.
According to BBC reporting, the road bridge has partially reopened to cars and buses (although every vehicle is being inspected before it is allowed to cross). Trucks are forces to use a nearby ferry to transit into Crimea.
Russia reportedly will have the rail link restored in a few days.
Nahh, it was a false flag operation staged by the bridge designers to avoid any liability.
After all the bridge was going to collapse anyway.
Russia’s Crimea Bridge Could Collapse Anytime
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called construction of a bridge between Russia and occupied Crimea a “historic mission.” He should pay betterwww.atlanticcouncil.org
Of course, not. Just a small portion.In other words, just about all the age appropriate able bodied men remaining in country, and a significant portion of the women?
This boy in Sevastopol agrees with you.I'm waiting for the supermarket shelves to be empty of toilet paper...THEN we'll know there's a crisis in Crimea.