happened. a massive explosion on a bridge that dealt a major blow to russia s military supply capabilitying. ukraine has not claimed responsibility for that damage, but an aide to presukraine s president said this may be an act of retaliation. here s a view of the explosion we didn t see yesterday. russian officials say three people were killed in all of this. nick paton walsh joins me now. it looks like russian retaliation. what more can you tell us? reporter: certainly, the strike in zaporizhzhia, we now know the death toll to be 13 with over 80 people injured. hundreds of rescuers are still working at the site of the apartment block that was hit by six cruise missiles dropped by a strategic bomber, and also an su-35 attack jet. also, some anti-aircraft missiles, s-300s according to ukrainian officials involved, a sign that russia s inventory is getting low. is it retaliation? i should point out, zaporizhzhia where this occurred is being hit over the last week repeatedly,
height of the cold war, when it got close to a nuclear exchange, the russian, the soviet leaders were not suicidal. neither is vladamir putin. he knows if he explodes one nuke, he s toast. and he wants to live. yeah. steve, we saw the ukrainians doing some major league trolling to mark vladamir putin s 70th birthday, showing a commemorative stamp of the bridge being blown up. i don t know how they got that out so quickly, but they did. and tweeting out this video of the explosion, split screen with marilyn monroe singing happy birthday, mr. president, also a bit of a cold war throwback. what do you think about this, steve? yeah, the stamp was really interesting. how long does it take to plan the art and put the stamp out. it s almost as if they knew it was coming. i have little doubt that the