FSB named the main "organizer" of the bombing of the Crimean bridge and began arrests


As part of the criminal case on the explosion on the Crimean bridge, the FSB detained five citizens of Russia, three citizens of Ukraine and Armenia.
This was reported by the Russian propaganda media "Ria Novosti" concerning the FSB.
So, the FSB officers report that the first suspects have already been detained in the framework of the criminal case.
As part of the criminal case on the explosion on the Crimean bridge, five citizens of Russia, three citizens of Ukraine and Armenia, who took part in the preparation of the crime, were detained, the Russians write.
In addition, the power department concluded that the "organizer" of the explosion on the Crimean bridge was the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, it's head Kirill Budanov, employees, and agents.
According to the Russian special services, the explosive device was camouflaged in rolls with polyethylene film on 22 pallets with a total weight of more than 22 tons. And in early August, they sent from the port of Odessa to the Bulgarian Ruse. From there - to the Georgian port of Poti, and then to Armenia. Then the cargo arrived again in Georgia, from where it had already reached Russia.
Citizens of Ukraine, Georgia and one citizen of Armenia were allegedly involved in the transfer of cargo.
It is worth recalling that on the morning of October 8, a powerful fire broke out on the Crimean bridge. Because of this, a freight train caught fire and the road span was damaged.
The occupying authorities of Crimea claim that a truck exploded on the bridge.
The Ministry of Defense's State Planning Department has already commented on the FSB's statements. They consider it unnecessary to comment on the accusations of Russian special services of Ukraine's involvement in the explosion on the Crimean bridge, since the FSB and IC are "fake" structures.
Artur Zayonts specialises in news from the frontline. A historian by education, Arthur has always sought to bring depth and context to his journalistic work.













