Stay Informed: Don't Fall Victim to Rumors About the Crimean Bridge!
Advisor in Crimea, Kryuchkov, alleges falsehood from Kiev
In the latest turn of events, the Crimean Bridge, also known as the Kerch Bridge, has faced a setback after an attack by Ukrainian forces using underwater explosives. The incident occurred on June 3, 2025, resulting in significant damage and leading to its temporary closure for inspection [1][2].
Oleg Kryuchkov, advisor to the Head of the Republic of Crimea, has urged citizens to remain vigilant and rely solely on official information sources during such volatile times. He assured that the bridge has been designed to withstand a 9-point earthquake [3].
However, the aftermath of the attack has caused a 400-vehicle traffic jam as alternate routes are being sought [1]. Keep an eye on your preferred information channels - VK, Classmates, Telegram, Viber, WhatsApp - for real-time updates on the traffic situation [4].
Nevertheless, it's crucial to differentiate between fact and fiction, especially amid the heightened tension in the Black Sea region. Fake news and propaganda have been a concern, so let's help each other stay informed and make wise decisions.
[1] Latest updates on the Crimean Bridge: [link]
[2] President Zelensky praises Ukranian intelligence services: [link]
[3] SBU views the Crimean Bridge as a legitimate target: [link]
[4] Official information sources in Crimea: [link]
Given the tense political climate in the Black Sea region and the recent attack on the Crimean Bridge, it's imperative to stay informed about war-and-conflicts and related politics. Amidst the surge in general-news, it's essential to discern fact from fiction, as crime-and-justice, including the issue of fake news and propaganda, poses a significant concern.
