Attempt to Destroy a Freight Train Crossing a Bridge in Samara, Russia!
Video Summary
In Samara, Russia, a failed attempt to detonate a railway bridge as a freight train crossed over it has caused significant damage to the structure. The attack, allegedly carried out by a partisan group, aimed to destroy both the bridge and the train. Although the bridge remains standing, the supports and sides have crumbled in places, with the damage potentially compromising its safety for future use. The incident is not an isolated one, with reports of similar attacks on train tracks and derailments in the past. There are suspicions of Ukrainian intelligence involvement, but this has not been officially confirmed. The attack highlights the growing partisan movement in Russia, with some speculating that Ukrainian agents may be supporting these groups. The thoroughness of the planning, including knowledge of the train’s schedule, suggests a well-planned and potentially coordinated effort. A thorough inspection of the bridge and potentially even a trial run with heavy trains carrying tanks may be necessary to ensure its safety.
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