- Ukrainians are celebrating the bridge explosion that collapsed a key link between Russia and Crimea.
- The Kerch Bridge explosion severely damaged the supply route for Russian soldiers invading southern Ukraine.
Ukrainians are celebrating and posing next to a giant postage stamp depicting the Crimea bridge explosion on Saturday that severely damaged the sole road route from Russia to Crimea.
An explosion damaged the 12-mile Kerch Straight Bridge, which has been an essential supply route for Russian forces invading southern Ukraine, according to $4. Russian officials said a fuel tank explosion at about 6 a.m. on Saturday left a portion of the $4, though parts of it have since $4.
In Kyiv, Ukrainians celebrated by posing with an oversize postage stamp depicting the bridge explosion.
Though the country has not taken credit for the explosion, some in Ukraine $4 of the explosion coincided with Russian President Vladimir Putin's 70th birthday. The bridge was a proud symbol of his illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014, according to $4.
The leader of Ukraine's postal service $4 Saturday that "coming soon," the agency would issue a new stamp that says, "Crimean Bridge - Done."
A Twitter account for the Republic of Crimea posted a $4 of the bridge appearing to still be on fire, writing: "Good morning from Crimea! #WithoutBridge #Crimea."
Putin immediately asked that an investigation be launched to investigate the explosion, and his allies, who believe Ukraine to be behind the blast, $4.
On Sunday, Putin said there was "no doubt" that the explosion was an "act of terrorism aimed at destroying critically important civilian infrastructure," $4 reported.
"This was devised, carried out and ordered by the Ukrainian special services," Putin said, per Reuters.