Ukraine claims responsibility for Russian railway bridge explosion

A railway bridge over the Chapaevka River in Russia's Samara region was blown up on March 4, 2024, according to Ukrainian officials. Kyiv claimed responsibility for the attack and stated that Russia had been using the railway line to transport ammunition from a plant in Chapayevsk. The explosion reportedly caused significant damage to the bridge's support structures, making it impossible to use for an extended period of time. This is not the first time Ukraine has targeted Russian military rail routes; however, it is important to note that Russia has denied these allegations and has not confirmed any involvement in the incident.