The heavy, low metal structure of the Zatoka railway bridge, which spans the Dniester estuary, in western Ukraine, rises above the surface of the water despite late night camera footage on Friday, February 10. At 19:28, a wake forms near the tidal wave for a few seconds, heading straight for one of the piers of the structure, then a sudden explosion under the bridge bursts onto the screen. As soon as the video was released on social media on Friday evening, military experts endorsed the theory of a Russian naval drone strike on a strategic bridge linking Romania and Moldova to Romania and Moldova’s border to Ukraine.
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But it’s the message from Ukraine’s chief of staff on Telegram that makes it particularly credible. “I informed my colleague [son homologue américain, le général Mark Milley, NLDR] latest results massive enemy missile attack highlighted…
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Source: Le Figaro
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