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"the transport from Armavir (Russia) to a delivery address in Simferopol (Ukraine-Crimea)"

So the trucks were coming from Russia.

Ukraine special forces must be really good to pull off a shipment of goods from Russia across the bridge. If they can do this, they could send trucks into Moscow or anywhere in Russia.
It's possible it was a Russian military shipment of munitions that just exploded. It happens.
It's also possible that factions within Russia arranged this for their own political purposes.
And it's been suggested that Russia did this to themselves so they could launch this shock and awe campaign against civilian targets.
Why? to make Putin look strong in the face of rising criticism.
In any event Russia isn't wasting a crisis. They are also trying to make the new military commander look strong, by targeting civilians.

What's the point of your ridiculous post? Trolling? You make up a series of completely implausible "what-ifs" that culminate with Russia blowing up their own bridge.

It becomes tiresome to talk about the news if people like you just post endless baseless - they aren't even rumors, no one else is saying it - imaginary scenarios.

What do you get out of that?

At least it's nicely formatted.