Russia strikes the Ukrainian Security Service’s headquarters

Following a Russian missile barrage on October 10, numerous massive explosions have taken place in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. The Security Service of Ukraine’s headquarters was one of the targets of the attack, according to witnesses.

Several explosions reportedly occurred at Tereschenkovskaya Street in Kiev’s Shevchenko area, according to witnesses who spoke with Military Cognizance. The Security Service of Ukraine’s (SBU) main office is situated on this street. In the vicinity of the SBU’s office building, according to several witnesses, smoke was rising.

Today’s several huge explosions in the city’s heart were confirmed by Vitali Klitschko, the mayor of Kiev. The explosions were set off by many Russian missile attacks in revenge for the bombing of the Crimean Bridge, which Moscow accuses Ukraine of being responsible for.

“In the Shevchenkivskyi neighbourhood in the centre of Kiev, there have been several explosions. Information will be released later “Today, 10/10, Mayor Vitali Klitschko made a statement on Telegram.

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, had already described the bombing of the Crimean Bridge on October 8 as a terrorist act committed by Ukrainian special forces.

“Without a doubt, it was a terrorist act with the intention of destroying a significant civil construction. The Ukrainian special forces initiated and planned this bombing “In a statement made public that evening on October 9, Putin stated.

After meeting with Alexander Bastrykin, director of Russia’s National Investigative Committee, Putin made the announcement. The latest findings of the inquiry into the explosion at the lifeline bridge connecting the Crimean peninsula with Russian territory were provided to the Russian President by Mr. Bastrykin.

Numerous observers predicted reaction as soon as the Crimean Bridge was bombed, possibly with ferocious airstrikes using cruise missiles, suicide drones, and artillery. will soon be carried out by the Russian military on targets on Ukrainian territory. Similar strikes by Moscow in recent years have damaged hundreds of military targets and withdrawn several soldiers from Kiev.

Five years after annexing the Crimean peninsula, Russia began construction on the Crimean Bridge, commonly known as the Kerch Bridge, in 2016. This 19 km long sea bridge was formerly thought to be the longest in all of Europe. On the morning of October 8, a bomb-equipped truck detonated severely on this bridge, resulting in significant damage.