The railway bridge over the Chapaevka river in Samara was struck at about 5 a.m. on Monday, causing rail traffic in the region to be suspended, local authorities told state-run news agency Tass.

The Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has confirmed the fact that on March 4, the railway bridge across the Chapaevka River in the Samara Oblast of the aggressor state, Russia ...

"A railway bridge over the Chapaevka River in Russia's Samara region was blown up. On 4 March 2024, at around 6:00 am (0200 GMT), the bridge was damaged by blowing up its support structures ...

“A railway bridge over the Chapaevka River in Russia’s Samara region was blown up. On 4 March 2024, at around 6am [local time], the bridge was damaged by blowing up its support structures ...

An explosion – caused by a homemade explosive device – rocked the bridge over the Chapaevka River, near the city of Samara, on the border with Kazakhstan, just after 6am local time.

A railway bridge in Russia’s Samara region was damaged by a blast Monday, causing rail traffic delays. Railways operators said "illegal interference by unauthorized persons” damaged the pillar of a ...

Ukraine said Monday it blew up a rail bridge in the Samara region in southwestern Russia. Ukraine’s military intelligence said the attack targeted the supports of a bridge over the Chapaevka River.

Unknown individuals damaged the pillar of a railway bridge in Russia's Samara Oblast using explosives on the morning of 4 March. Ukrainian intelligence reports that this railway branch was used ...

“A railway bridge over the Chapaevka River in Russia’s Samara region was blown up,” the post published on Monday read. “On 4 March 2024, at around 6:00 am (0200 GMT), ...

Saboteurs blew up a key bridge in near the city of Samara in Russia, disrupting one of Vladimir Putin's routes to transport military cargo. The bridge was used to transport military cargo.