Ukraine Bombs Crimea Bridge Again

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by Chris Black

NATO has gone ahead and done another attack on the Crimean bridge.

They, once again, attacked the civilian paved road, instead of the rail line used by the military.

It will be interesting to see how Putin responds to this.

Russia has confirmed that the attack was done by underwater autonomous vehicles.

Presumably, this would have been the British REMUS 600.

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Russia has officially declared this “a terrorist attack.”

The Kiev Junta was labeled a “terrorist regime” and “an international criminal group.”

Putin vows retaliation for new Crimean Bridge strike – ESCALATION

Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed retaliation for a new strike on the Crimean Bridge, targeted by two Ukrainian naval drones overnight. Exact retaliatory measures are currently being weighed by the country’s Defense Ministry, he said during an extraordinary meeting with senior officials on Monday.

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“The incident is a yet another terrorist attack by the Kiev regime. This crime is pointless from the military point of view, since the Crimean Bridge has long not been used for military transport, and brutal, since only innocent civilians were killed and injured,” the president stressed.

Putin said Moscow would retaliate harshly for the attack. The Russian Defense Ministry is already preparing “necessary proposals” for such measures, he added.

The president also urged officials to ramp up security measures around the bridge, noting that this marks the second such blow against it. Both the road and railway sections were heavily damaged last October, when a truck packed with explosives was detonated on the bridge.

“I am waiting for specific proposals to improve the security of this strategically important transport facility,” Putin added.

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