World News 2: Kremlin says there is no damage from Ukraine's attack on Crimean Bridge

Russia said on Wednesday that its Crimean Bridge remains fully operational with no damage.

This comes after Ukraine detonated explosives on the strategically significant bridge.

In the early hours of Tuesday, Ukraine's Security Service said it conducted a coordinated underwater attack on the Crimean Bridge, deploying explosives equivalent to 1,100 kilograms of TNT.

The SBU released footage showing a blast beneath the bridge, claiming severe damage.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov acknowledged the explosion, but stated, "Nothing was damaged. The bridge is working," dismissing Ukraine's claims of structural harm.

This was Ukraine's third attack on the bridge since Russia's full-scale war began in 2022.

The bridge is considered a significant military supply route for Russian forces in Crimea.