The bridge will be open to rail traffic around 8 PM tonight, Crimean time. Also, they’ll re-open 1/2 of the vehicle traffic, with 1 lane in each direction. Significant road decking was destroyed, but the piers remain. They’ll divert the other roadway to two-way traffic.
Also, it seems that the IED truck-bomb was timed to take advantage of a train load of fuel on the rail bridge at the same time.
https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/eugene-yu-konnech-to-china-on-hongzhengtechcn?utm_source=email
Eugene Yu Konnech to China on hongzhengtech.cn and yu-lian.cn
Why did Konnech CEO Eugene Yu register hongzhengtech.cn and yu-lian.cn to konnech.com?
Eugene Yu, the CEO of the U.S. election software company Konnech, was arrested on Tuesday after investigators allegedly found U.S. poll workers’ information stored on servers in the People’s Republic of China.
Two weeks before Yu’s arrest, Konnech added an “election misinformation advisory” to its website to combat “false and malicious claims” being made about the company.
The company blamed “ignorance, racism and xenophobia” for the allegation that Konnech was “affiliated with the Chinese Communist Party.”
“Neither Eugene Yu nor Konnech have ever had any association with the Chinese Communist Party,” the company stated.
In that same advisory, the U.S. election software company acknowledged, “Konnech formed a research and development subsidiary in China, Jinhua Konnech, in 2005….”
Two days later, Konnech filed a defamation lawsuit against TrueTheVote, a Texas-based non-profit election integrity organization.
“To set the record straight, neither Konnech, nor its founder and CEO, have any affiliation with the Chinese Communist Party,” Konnech’s lawyer claimed in the civil complaint.
“Konnech is not used by the Chinese Communist Party for any purpose, whatsoever.”
A Konnech spokesperson repeated the claim to the press a few days later, “I will state clearly and unequivocally: neither Eugene Yu nor Konnech are in any way associated with the Chinese Communist Party.”
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