Russia announced Friday, October 14 to order the repair before July 1, 2023 of the Crimean bridge, partially destroyed during an explosion last Saturday that Moscow blames on kyiv.
The government "determines the deadline for the end of state contracts for the execution of works on July 1, 2023", according to an order signed by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Michoustin.
The Crimean Bridge, symbol of the annexation of the eponymous Ukrainian peninsula and crucial for the supply of Russian troops engaged in Ukraine, was partially destroyed by a truck bomb attack, according to Moscow.
The Russian security services (FSB) claimed that this "terrorist attack" was organized by Ukrainian military intelligence, assuring that an agent from kyiv had coordinated the transit of explosives through several countries and had been in contact with various intermediaries .
In response, Russia carried out massive bombardments across Ukraine on Monday and Tuesday, including targeting civilian energy infrastructure that caused widespread power and water cuts.
On Wednesday, the FSB said it had arrested eight people - five Russians and "three Ukrainian and Armenian citizens" - suspected of involvement in the attack.
However, road and rail traffic has partially resumed for several days on the bridge.
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