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Videos: Russians Claim That “Truck Was Blown Up On The Crimean Bridge” However A Close-Up Video Seems To Show Possible Aquatic Drone Attack Before The Explosion

The “National Anti-Terrorism Committee” said that a truck was blown up on the Crimean bridge, which led to the fire of 7 rail tank cars.

A powerful explosion seriously damaged Russia’s road-and-rail bridge to Crimea on Saturday, hitting a prestige symbol of Moscow’s annexation of the peninsula and the key supply route to Russian forces battling to hold territory captured in southern Ukraine.

The blast on the bridge over the Kerch Strait, for which Russia did not immediately assign blame, prompted gleeful messages from Ukrainian officials but no direct claim of responsibility.

Russian officials said three people had been killed, probably the occupants of a car traveling near a truck that blew up.

But contrary to the Russian claims a close-up video from just moments before the explosion seems to show that before the explosion, there is activity in the area indicated by the red arrow.
That’s just under the bridge!

Video below:

There is a video that’s allegedly showing it was a strike beneath the bridge. Watch the water wake in the first few seconds from the missile before it hit.

What made the waves before the explosion?

Video below:

The trucks and cars look intact to me when the flash of explosion occurs:

If you are thinking it was a truck-mounted bomb driven onto the bridge then you’re probably wrong, that would not have taken out the support column, as is so clearly visibly gone in the still photos taken after the explosion.

Also let’s not forget that at the entrances to the Crimean bridge there are stationary inspection and inspection radio-technical complexes ST-6035 of the Departmental Security Department of the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation, which check cars for the presence of explosives.

Despite the damage, limited road traffic resumed about 10 hours after the blast, and the Transport Ministry said it expected rail traffic to restart later in the day.

The online magazine Coffee or Die reported back in September that photos circulated on Russian social media channels on Wednesday, Sept. 21, showing an unusual, unmanned boat that washed up on a beach near a Russian navy base in the city of Sevastopol, within occupied Crimea. Shaped like a kayak, the vessel is painted in a subdued color scheme and equipped with a white fixture, somewhat resembling a periscope, that holds a forward-facing sensor. In the available photos from social media, there are no visible markings that identify the craft’s nationality.

According to Russian social media posts, the unusual craft washed up on a beach not far from the entrance to Sevastopol’s harbor — roughly 150 miles from coastline under Ukrainian government control.

Ukraine has not yet claimed ownership of the unmanned craft. From the available photos, it’s not clear whether the small boat contained an explosive device. However, Russian authorities reportedly took the drone boat out to sea and blew it up — a decision that subsequently led some open-source intelligence investigators to assume the craft was carrying an explosive warhead.

A photo published to the Russian Telegram channel “Military Columnist” on Wednesday claimed to show the drone’s detonation over open water “in the Black Sea near Sevastopol.”

An unmanned craft washed up on a beach in Russian-occupied Crimea in September 2022. Image via Telegram.

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Michelle McKennie

Michelle is American conservative author she is committed to the constitutional principles of individual freedom, economic liberty, limited government, personal responsibility, and traditional values. She is a libertarian and provocateur who believes in freedom and liberty for all Americans. As a passionate journalist, she works relentlessly to uncover the corruption happening in Washington, while exposing politicians and individuals who wish to do us harm.

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Don Perry
Don Perry
2 years ago

Fuck Russia! Go Ukraine!

Freeland_Dave
Freeland_Dave
2 years ago

I am less interested in who owns the drone. I am more interested in who made it and how whoused it got it. If an underwater drone, (UAV) can take out a bridge, couldn’t another one in the Bearing Sea take out a pipeline? Especially given there is no motive for the Russians to blow up a natural gas pipeline when all they had to do was turn off the input valve tthat fed the pipeline that ws on Russian soil. It’s also is interesting the USS Kearsarge ARG military taskforce was conducting international operations in the area 3 days berfore the Russians allegdly destroyed a pipeline that didn’t really need to be destroyed.

Whoarethey
Whoarethey
2 years ago

looks like they needed another couple hundred pounds of blowy uppy stuff.

dunce
dunce
2 years ago
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This may have been a practice run. What makes anyone believe there will be no next time????

dunce
dunce
2 years ago

This wins the prize for the most WTF moment in this war. That boat was no recreational craft or a fishing boat. The only non military feature is the white forward box.

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