TASS reported on the 13th that Armenia’s National Security Service opened a criminal case for aiding in the terrorist attack on the Crimean Bridge.
The National Tax Committee of Armenia issued a statement on the 12th, emphasizing that the Armenian Customs carried out all the necessary procedures, but no risk was found in the goods related to the Crimean Bridge attack.
The FSB previously said that the explosive device that attacked the Crimean bridge was hidden in 22 pallets of rolls of polyethylene film for construction, which were transported from the sea port of Odessa to the Bulgarian city of Ruse in early August After traveling through Georgia, Armenia and other countries to enter Russia.
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Label:Armenia; Crimea; Bridge; FSB; State Security Service; polyethylene filmEditor:Ruger
