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“Previously, we hit the Crimean Bridge twice in 2022 and 2023. So, today we continued this tradition underwater,” Malyuk said. “The Crimean Bridge is absolutely a legitimate target, especially ...

Ukraine previously struck the bridge in October 2022 when a truck with explosives was detonated as it was crossing it. The explosion was so powerful that it set fuel tanks on a passing train on fire.

The agency said it had used 1,100 kilograms of explosives which “severely damaged” the underwater pillars supporting the bridge. Russian officials did not immediately respond to Ukraine’s claim.

The agency said it had used 1,100 kilograms of explosives which “severely damaged” the underwater pillars supporting the bridge. Russian officials did not immediately respond to Ukraine’s claim.