The security agency has released what it claims to be images of two trucks that it says were used in the operation, for which it blames Ukraine, as well as images of rolls of acrylonitrile styrene banding that, according to the FSB, were used to disguise the explosives. While there is no conclusive evidence or any results from an independent investigation available to assign blame for the explosion, which seriously damaged the crucial bridge to the peninsula, the claim about the FSB "faking" or "photoshopping" the images of the truck appears to be based on a false premise. Fact Check: Do videos show missile hitting Russia's Kerch Bridge in Crimea?.
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