Head of Ukraine’s Security Service Comments on Crimean Bridge Explosion Investigation

The head of the Security Service of Ukraine Vasily Malyuk, commenting on the explosion on the Crimean bridge in October 2022, said that the SBU was taking “certain measures” for this.

Source: The kid in an interview Dmitry Komarov

Direct speech: “In accordance with international law and the customs and traditions of warfare, given that this was a logistical route that we were obliged to cut off the enemy, certain such measures were accordingly carried out. However, I will not say the details in general.”

Details: According to Malyuk, a pseudo-investigation is currently being carried out in Russia on the situation that happened with the Crimean bridge.

The head of the SBU added that the invaders imprisoned more than 20 of their fellow citizens and “incriminate each of them with a certain complicity in that whole process.”

Malyuk urged not to discuss this situation, but “it is better to observe all this.”

He also said that the successful attack by sea drones on the ships of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation in the Sevastopol Bay in October last year was a planned special operation by the SBU.

According to him, the SBU carried out this special operation together with the Ukrainian Navy.

background:

• On the morning of October 8, 2022, it became known that there was a massive fire on the railway line of the Crimean bridge. The occupation authorities of Crimea said that a truck allegedly exploded on the Crimean bridge. Meanwhile, the so-called head of the “Crimean Parliament” Konstantinov said that “Ukrainian vandals” damaged the roadway on the Crimean bridge.
• Later, Russian media published a video with the moment of the explosion on the Crimean bridge.
• In October 2022, the FSB of Russia reported on the investigation into the explosion on the Crimean bridge, according to their data, a total of 8 people were detained (but there are slightly different names), and the organizer, according to the Russians, was the Main Intelligence Directorate and its head Kirill Budanov.
• In December 2022, the head of the SBU, Vasily Malyuk, hinted that the Ukrainian special services could be behind the blowing up of the bridge.