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Russian backed governor says Ukraine behind Crimea bridge attack, vows action
The Russian-installed head of Crimea’s parliament said on Monday that Ukraine was behind an incident on the Crimea bridge which killed two people earlier, the state RIA news agency reported.
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He was quoted as saying that the bridge had been attacked by what he called Ukraine’s “terrorist regime” and that the railway part of the bridge was not damaged.
The peninsula “is not isolated,” he added.
Consequences of the attack will be quickly resolved, said the Russian backed governor.
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