Russian bridges near the borders of Ukraine target deadly attacks before peace talks

• Russian officials said on Sunday that at least seven people were killed and 69 were wounded when two bridges were detonated in separate Russian regions on the borders of Ukraine, Russian officials said at least seven people were killed and 69 were wounded when two bridges were detonated in separate Russian areas on the borders of Ukraine.
• The Investigation Committee in Russia linked the incidents and explicitly said that both bridges were detonated.
• The explosions took place before the planned peace talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.

At least seven people were killed and 69 were wounded when two bridges were detonated in a separate Russian regions adjacent to Ukraine Russian officials said on Sunday before the planned peace talks aimed at ending the three -year -old war in Ukraine.

Russian investigators said that the highway bridge over the railway line in the Brigansk area was detonated at 10:50 pm (1950 GMT) on Saturday evening, just as the passenger train with 388 passengers to Moscow was going under it.

Just four hours later, a railway bridge was detonated on a highway in the neighboring Korsk area, taking the road with parts of the shipping train, the investigators said.

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The investigation committee in Russia, which is investigating serious crimes, linked the accidents and said explicitly that both bridges were detonated.

In the Bianank region, social media photos and videos showed passengers trying to get out of the broken vehicles in the dark. Part of the passenger train was shown a crushing under a bridge on the collapsed road and the shattered vehicles next to the lines.

“The bridge was detonated while the Klimovo-Moscow train was passing with 388 passengers on board,” Alexander Bogomaz, the governor of the region, told Russian Television.

The investigation committee in Russia, which is investigating serious crimes, linked the accidents and said explicitly that both bridges were detonated.

There was no immediate comment from Ukraine on the incidents, which occurred just one day before the United States wanted to sit Russia and Ukraine to direct talks in Istanbul to discuss a potential end of the war that, according to Washington, killed and wounded at least 1.2 million people.

Ukraine Military Intelligence Agency said on Sunday that an explosion came out of its path a Russian military train transporting shipments and fuel trucks near the Yakievka settlement, in part of the Zaporesea region in Ukraine.

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The agency did not demand responsibility or the explosion attributed to anyone, although Ukraine has in the past a series of depth attacks in Russia.

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The Russian politicians lined up for Ukraine, saying it was clear that he was aiming to admire the peace talks requested by the United States.

“This is definitely the work of the Ukrainian special services,” said André Cararterpolov, head of the defense committee in the lower council of the Russian parliament.

“All this aims to tighten the position of the Russian Federation and neglect the aggression before negotiations. Also to intimidate people. But they will not succeed.”

The Kremlin said that President Vladimir Putin was on the Bridge of explosions by the FBI and the Ministry of Emergency throughout the night. Putin also spoke to the governor of Bianank, Alexander Bogomaz.

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US President Donald Trump demanded that the aspects be made, and threatened to move away if they did not responsibility for Ukraine’s support on the shoulders of European powers.

But while politicians talk about peace negotiations, the war is heated, as swarms of drones are launched by Russia, Ukraine and Russian soldiers who are advancing at major points along the front in eastern Ukraine.

Ukraine was not committed to attend Talks in TürkiyeHe said that she first needs to see Russia’s proposals, while a US Senato member warned against Moscow that he would “severely strike” by new US sanctions.