The Observer view on the global escalation of Russia’s war on Ukraine Putin’s plague has put the entire postwar consensus on life support The Guardian - UK · Oct 9, 2022
Russian divers to inspect damage to vital Crimea bridge link The Kerch bridge was badly damaged after a truck exploded on its road section and a cargo train caught fire. Al Jazeera · Oct 9, 2022
Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 228 of the invasion Vladimir Putin orders extra security around Kerch bridge in Crimea as limited traffic starts to resume The Guardian - UK · Oct 9, 2022
Vladimir Putin using killer dolphins to defend key waters as Crimea bridge blown up Those behind the bridge explosion managed to evade a series of defence systems including fighter jets, warships and - believe it or not - killer dolphins Daily Mirror · Oct 9, 2022
Vladimir Putin's mouthpiece speechless to hear Russia doesn't have enough weapons to win Andrey Kartapolov, who is a Russian politician and former army officer, was embroiled in a tense exchange with Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov Daily Mirror · Oct 8, 2022
Brits tortured by Russian forces may get £2.4k compensation from Ukraine authorities The British men may be eligible for a payout from Ukrainian authorities after spending months in detention being tasered and beaten by Vladimir Putin's soldiers Daily Mirror · Oct 8, 2022
Billionaire turns off mansion heating to deny despot Vladimir Putin fuel profits Billionaire John Caudwell - who is worth £1.58billion - plans to switch off most of the radiators in his mansion to 'make Russian tyrant Putin a few dollars worse off' Daily Mirror · Oct 8, 2022
Crimea bridge blast deals major blow to Putin as he names new military chief General Sergey Surovikin is taking over total command of Russia’s operations in Ukraine Evening Standard · Oct 8, 2022
Mystery wave seen under Crimea bridge before blast amid speculation Ukraine used boat Moscow furiously claimed a truck bomb caused the blast on the only bridge between Crimea and Russia, which killed at least three people - but a mysterious wave has observers speculating Daily Mirror · Oct 8, 2022
Russia’s military call-up is having major repercussions almost everywhere but the Ukrainian battlefield TBILISI, Georgia — Less than three weeks ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the call-up of 300,000 men to bolster army ranks decimated by battlefield routs in Ukraine. Now, in an extraordinary exodus, waves of fighting-age men have fled Russia in what appear to be roughly those same numbers. Los Angeles Times · Oct 8, 2022
Putin dealt bitter blow as blast cripples key bridge to Crimea Ukrainians relish show of Russian vulnerability after explosion on supposedly untouchable 18-mile prestige structure The Guardian - UK · Oct 8, 2022
Russia races to reopen Crimea bridge damaged in fiery blast President Vladimir Putin’s flagship bridge to Crimea was severely damaged in a blast that hit a fuel train and caused the partial collapse of the only road link running from the Russian mainland to the Black Sea peninsula that Moscow annexed in 2014. Tribune News Service · Oct 8, 2022
Putin appoints ‘brutal’ new senior commander for Ukraine war as Russian struggles continue Sergei Surovikin feared to be responsible for potential war crimes in Syria and attacks on civilians in Ukraine The Independent UK · Oct 8, 2022
Putin Orders More Security for Crimea Bridge, Energy Supplies Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday ordered tighter security for the bridge from Russia to Crimea as well as the infrastructure supplying electricity and natural gas to the peninsula, Interfax said. In a decree issued hours after the bridge was damaged by a blast, Putin said the FSB security service… Asharq Al-Awsat · Oct 8, 2022
Tribune News Service · Oct 8, 2022 Russia races to reopen key Crimea bridge damaged in fiery blast President Vladimir Putin’s flagship bridge to Crimea was severely damaged in a blast that hit a fuel train and caused the partial collapse of the only road link running from the Russian mainland to the Black Sea peninsula that Moscow annexed in 2014.
Reuters · Oct 8, 2022 Putin orders more security for Crimea bridge, energy supplies - Interfax Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday ordered tighter security for the bridge from Russia to Crimea as well as the infrastructure supplying electricity and natural gas to the peninsula, Interfax said.
Salon · Oct 8, 2022 Michael Cohen: Trump's downfall coming Trump's longtime lawyer and "fixer" on his quest for "Revenge" against "the most dangerous person in America"
The Guardian - UK · Oct 8, 2022 Russia appoints notorious general to lead Ukraine offensive Sergei Surovikin appointed on same day as explosion on Kerch bridge that has dealt blow to Vladimir Putin
The Guardian - UK · Oct 8, 2022 Behind Moscow’s bluster, sanctions are making Russia suffer High oil and gas revenues notwithstanding, Putin’s ability to fight is being eaten away as the months go by
Daily Mirror · Oct 8, 2022 Vladimir Putin thought Crimea bridge was indestructible... until 'Ukraine bombed it' Months ago Russian media reported that the Crimea bridge - which connects Russia to its illegally annexed territory - was impossible to attack due to the defence systems protecting it, which included "military-trained dolphins" and underwater warning sirens
Reuters · Oct 8, 2022 Factbox-The bridge linking Russia to the Crimean peninsula The road-and-rail bridge linking Russia and the Crimean peninsula was damaged in a powerful blast on Saturday, hitting a crucial supply route for Russian forces in Ukraine. Following are key facts about the bridge.
Salon · Oct 8, 2022 Bridge explosion big loss for Putin Kerch bridge was opened by Putin in 2018 and is crucial for the transportation of Russian military supplies
Axios · Oct 8, 2022 Fireball damages bridge linking Russia and Crimea The bridge has been a longtime symbol of Russian President Vladimir Putin's claim to the Crimean Peninsula.
Reuters · Oct 8, 2022 NATO must do more to counter Putin's 'delusions of grandeur' - German minister NATO must do more to protect itself against Russia and President Vladimir Putin, German Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht said on Saturday, because we "cannot know how far Putin's delusions of grandeur can go".
Wales Online · Oct 8, 2022 Ukraine nuclear power plant loses its final external power link It is now relying on emergency diesel generators for cooling and safety functions but these can only last 10 days