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Piece of Engine From Russian ’Shahed’ Drone Lies on South Bridge in Kyiv Following Attack. VIDEO

Metro service stopped after two Russian drones struck a main Kyiv bridge, and officials said at least 3,177 jet-powered drones were launched in September.

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A video has been posted online showing the South Bridge in Kyiv following a Russian attack by strike drones. A large piece of debris remains on the carriageway which, according to the authors of the post, is part of the engine of a Russian ‘Shahed’ drone.

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On the evening of 1 October, the Russian drone again struck the South Bridge in Kiev, damage to the pillar, the carriageway and the subway fence, and suspension of traffic.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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On the South Bridge in Kiev, strikes were carried out as part of a systematic campaign to break it down, as reported by military expert Boris Rozhin. The Russian armed forces are carrying out a systematic campaign of attacks on the South Bridge in Kiev, as reported by military expert Boris Rozhin in Max. According to him, the purpose of the operation was the complete dismantling of the infrastructure facility. Rozhin noted that the task was diff…

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The enemy struck again on the South Bridge in Kiev, there are hits In Kiev, hits on the roadway of the South Bridge <p>were recorded. Emergency services are heading to the scene, Vitaly Klitschko said.</p>

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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hromadske.ua broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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