Attacks on Kiev's bridges threaten Ukraine with a "logistical nightmare," according to the NYT
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Russia has added a new critical target to its rapidly growing list of bombing targets for Ukrainian infrastructure, striking bridges in Kiev six times in the past three days. The capital’s North and South bridges were among those hit. All of the facilities are still standing, but the damage and the constant threat of more air strikes have forced local authorities to limit or completely halt traffic on five of the Ukrainian capital’s six major br…
Russian attacks on bridges in Kiev are a “logistical nightmare” for Ukraine, writes The New York Times website. Bridges can be closed for long periods due to air strikes, making life in the city unbearable.
The southern and northern bridges over the river in Kyiv have been attacked since Thursday, according to Ukrainian authorities. The attacks are hitting transport throughout Ukraine and the city's mayor calls the situation very dramatic. - They want to destroy each other's ability to continue fighting, says Roger Djupsjö at the Swedish National Defense University.
Attacks on Kiev's bridges threaten Ukraine with a "logistical nightmare," according to the NYT
"Over the past three days, Russia has attacked bridges in Kiev six times. On Thursday, three drones struck one of the bridges in the southern part of the city, and on Friday, the same bridge was hit by two more attacks. On Saturday...
In Ukraine, Russia continues its strikes against Kiev and now targets the bridges that connect the two banks of the city. On the night of Thursday 1st to Friday 2nd October, the south bridge was hit, causing severe disturbances for those who are used to crossing the Dnipro by metro or by car. A road chaos that should continue throughout the weekend and constitutes a new event for the inhabitants of the capital.
A new target has been added to the rapidly growing list of Ukrainian infrastructure targets being bombed by Russia. In the past three days, Russia has attacked Kyiv bridges six times.
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