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<title>Was Crimea bridge explosion ordered by one of Putin&#x26;#x27;s OWN commanders? Ukraine claims warring leaders of Russia&#x26;#x27;s security factions were behind blast - as Western sources suggest it was plot by Moscow establishment to weaken Putin and trigger toppling</title>
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<description>A leading Ukrainian presidential aide claimed this morning that the explosion which damaged a key bridge in Crimea may have been ordered by one of Vladimir Putin&#x26;#x27;s warring commanders. The 12 mile crossing over the Kerch strait links Crimea to the Russian mainland and is a major artery for Putin&#x26;#x27;s forces that control most of southern Ukraine&#x26;#x27;s Kherson region and for the Russian naval port of Sevastopol. It was damaged in an explosion early Saturday morning which saw chunks of the bridge fall into the sea and a large fire break out. The incident prompted gleeful messages from Ukrainian officials...</description>
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<title>Massive fireball that destroyed part of Russia-Crimea bridge seen in wild video</title>
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<description>A stunning series of photos and videos shows the violent impact of the explosion that tore through Russia&#x26;#x2019;s prized Kerch Strait bridge to Crimea early Saturday morning. A monstrous fireball bloomed over all four of the bridge&#x26;#x2019;s vehicle lanes at 6:07 a.m. as a passenger car and a freight truck drove side by side up the incline to its towering arch. The flames appeared to reach across the water, enveloping the twin railroad bridge about 100 feet away.</description>
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