A Truck And 21 Tons Of Hexogen: SSU’s Sensational Story About First Blowing-Up Of Crimean Bridge

Unique footage of how the guards of the Russians were deceived has been published.

The SSU Head Vasyl Malyuk told how the Crimean bridge was blown up for the first time in October last year. In order to quietly bring 21 tons of RDX to the bridge, the SSU officers wrapped the explosives with packaging film. Rolls of such film, according to the legend of the special operation, were supposed to be officially transported by a truck.

As noted, the Security Service even published unique photos of preparations for blowing up the Crimean bridge.

As Vasyl Malyuk said in an interview with NV magazine, the SSU employees specially selected such a thickness of the film so that the scanners at the checkpoints did not notice the explosives.

In addition, the SSU “bypassed” special jammers on the Crimean bridge, which knock down GPS coordinates. Therefore, on October 8, 2022, a load of “film” took off into the air in the middle of the bridge.

“We went through seven circles of hell, used so many Russians without them realizing that!”, says the head of the SSU.

Malyuk also noted that an officer with the call sign “Hunter” played a big role in organizing the second attack on the Crimean bridge in July 2023. He put a lot of effort into creating sea drones, which blew up one of the symbols of the Putin regime. The number of explosives on drones was brought up to 850 kg of hexogen.

Also, the drone control system was upgraded, having received a qualitatively new model of the surface “avenger”. Remote-controlled kamikaze boats made of a unique material that is invisible to hostile radars. Their design provided for three types of control and self-destruction if necessary.

“It was an indescribable feeling. When the explosion happened, we screamed very loudly, because the tension inside was huge,” said Malyuk, who personally developed and supervised the conduct of this special operation. He emphasized that the Crimean Bridge is a legitimate target for Ukraine and that the Geneva Conventions, which regulate the rules of warfare, do not contain a ban on attacking such objects.

Important to note, on July 17, explosions sounded on the Crimean bridge, a span fell.

On the afternoon of August 12, explosions sounded again in the area of the Kerch bridge.