In the Samara region of the Russian Federation, there was an explosion on a railway bridge, as a result of which the movement of trains was suspended.
As Russian Telegram channels report, some unknown device went off around 1:30 p.m. on a bridge near the city of Kinel. As a result of the explosion, the safety islands were damaged, but the tracks remained intact.
The movement of trains on the bridge is temporarily suspended. Law enforcement officers work at the “cotton” site.
Later, data appeared that the explosion damaged two concrete structures that held the railway track. During the explosion, a freight train was travelling on the bridge, but, unfortunately, it did not overturn.
As journalist Denys Kazanskyi commented, as a result of “illegal interference by outsiders in the operation of railway transport” in the Samara region of the Russian Federation, a “loud bang” occurred on a railway bridge.
“Translated into normal human language from the language of Russian propagandists, this means that someone blew up the bridge,” he said.
Explosions in the Russian Federation
Sometimes partisans near the Russian Federation arrange sabotages. So, for example, in July, partisans of the “ATESH” movement carried out a sabotage on the railway branch, which the Russians used to transport ammunition from North Korea. In particular, the operation was carried out on the Trans-Siberian railway near Yekaterinburg.
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