Crimean Bridge reopens to bus traffic

Source: Interfax

The Crimean Bridge has reopened to buses traveling in both directions, the Russian Transport Ministry reported Monday. The bridge is also open to cars and trains, according to Interfax.

On the morning of October 8, a freight truck exploded on the only bridge linking Russia and Crimea. The blast caused three spans of the bridge’s automobile section to collapse and multiple fuel cisterns to ignite. At least four people were killed.

Happy birthday, Mr. President

The day before the Crimean Bridge explosion was Vladimir Putin's 70th birthday; Ukrainian officials have hinted that the blast was a "birthday present" for the Russian president. Meanwhile, Meduza marked the occasion by speaking to sources close to the Russian government about how things are going for the president. Their accounts painted a picture of a Kremlin in serious crisis.

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Crimean Bridge reopens to bus traffic

Happy birthday, Mr. President

FSB arrests suspects in the Crimean Bridge explosion Russia releases its version of events relating to the bridge explosion. Ukraine calls the whole thing ‘nonsense’

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