People in Ukraine celebrate Crimean bridge blast

Nearly every significant military gain for Ukrainian interests in the war with Russia has been met with jubilation from Ukrainians and their supporters. The blast that damaged the vital Kerch Strait Bridge linkng the Crimean Peninsula to Russia was no exception. An artwork set in the centre of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv shaped like a big stamp showing two fiery blasts on the bridge attracted several Ukrainians to take selfies. Take a look...

Nearly every significant military gain for Ukraine in the war with Russia has been met with jubilation from Ukrainians and their supporters. Credit: AFP Photo

The blast that damaged the vital Kerch Strait Bridge linking Crimean Peninsula to Russia was no exception. Credit: AFP Photo

An artwork set in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv showing two fiery blasts on the bridge witnessed several Ukrainians clicking selfies and photos around it. Credit: Reuters Photo

Women were seen posing with the Ukrainian national flag next to the artwork depicting Kerch bridge on fire, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine. Credit: Reuters Photo

A couple took selfies in front of the artwork shaped like a big stamp named “Cotton to the Crimean Bridge. Credit: AFP Photo

Several families, couples, children were spotted getting clicked all around the artwork of the burning bridge. Credit: Reuters Photo

A young man could be seen smiling for a picture with the artwork despite his injuries. Credit: Reuters Photo

In another creative pose, a woman stood in front of the artwork with her hand placed under the portrayal of the blast. Credit: Reuters Photo

A couple expressed their love and kissed in front of the artwork depicting Kerch bridge on fire. Credit: Reuters Photo

Another woman could be seen posing in front of the artwork, pretending to blow flying kisses at the blast. Credit: Reuters Photo

A man got himself clicked as he could be seen celebrating the blast at Kerch bridge. Credit: Reuters Photo