"Let them film more": SSU shares how a Russian woman accidentally helped Ukraine plan the famous explosion on the Crimean bridge
The Security Service of Ukraine reported that a Russian tourist helped them plan the explosion on the Crimean bridge. The citizen of the aggressor country, who was vacationing on a yacht, filmed the crossing from below and posted the video online. The video clearly shows the internal structures of the bridge arch.
The video, shot from this angle, helped determine at what point the Crimean bridge should be attacked to cause maximum damage. Counterintelligence officers told about this in the documentary "SSU. Special Operations of Victory".
"In preparation for the operation, most of the information used was from open sources. One of the sources of such information was a video of a Russian woman who was vacationing near the Crimean Bridge on a yacht and filmed the internal structures of the bridge arch," the SSU officer with the call sign "Raccoon" said.
"Every Russian with a smartphone is our best friend, comrade and client. We can observe many objects inside Russia and in the occupied territories. Let them film, photograph and post more," SSU military counterintelligence officer with the call sign "Chrome" added.
The Russian woman filmed the bridge from below.
Source: Screenshot
To recap, the head of the Security Service of Ukraine, Vasyl Maliuk, said that the Crimean bridge built by the Russian occupiers is doomed. He also announced new surprises for this crossing and other enemy targets.
Crimean bridge
Source: Google Maps
As OBOZ.UA reported earlier, the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine was intrigued by the footage of the Crimean bridge. Ukrainian intelligence officers from the Artan special forces unit sent a "greeting" to the occupiers, leaving a "business card" on the shore opposite the illegal construction, and promised that the bridge will continue its "adventure."
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