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On the morning of May 18, a sabotage attack took place in Crimea. As a result of an explosion on the railway track, several waggons of a freight train derailed on the outskirts of Simferopol.
The incident took place near the village of Chistenkoe at about 7 a.m. local time. Train was not a military one. It was carrying grain, which is proved by the footage from the spot. In total, five grain waggons derailed. There were no casualties.
Security forces were deployed on the spot. Train traffic was temporarily canceled, 2 passenger trains were delayed.
The explosion resulted in no military gains and did not affect the transfer of any military equipment through the Crimean peninsula. The main goal of the attack was to threaten the local population and tourists who are coming to the peninsula for holidays.
There are no doubts the Kiev regime is behind the sabotage attack. Saboteurs coordinated from Ukraine launched a railway war in Russia in May. On May 1, Belorussian train derailed in the Unech district in the Bryansk region. LINK On May 2, another train derailed in the same region as a result of the explosion. LINK
Another sabotage on the railway reportedly happened in Kazan, where unknown people set fire to four relay cabinets at once. Another case occurred recently in Novosibirsk. Three teenagers were paid 10 thousand rubles to set set fire to the relay cabinets in the Novosibirsk region.
The Kiev regime openly declares its responsibility for terrorist attacks in Russia, including the murders of Russian public figures. LINK However, the so-called international community, led by the West, continues to turn a blind eye to the terrorist methods of the country it supports.
