War in Ukraine: the Images of the New Russian Attack on a Kiev Bridge in the Midst of a European Leader's Visit
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For the fourth day in a row, Russian drone attacks have hit critical infrastructure in Kiev, with two key bridges connecting the two banks of the Dnieper River taking center stage amid the war in Ukraine. As the Ukrainian capital grapples with transportation and infrastructure problems, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz made a surprise visit to the city, reaffirming Berlin’s support for Ukraine. Meanwhile, video of the Russian strike has gone v…
Russia continues its offensive in Kiev. Moscow once again hit a bridge in the Ukrainian capital on Sunday, October 4. This attack occurred on the day of the visit to Kiev of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. - War in Ukraine: images of the new Russian attack on a Kiev bridge in the middle of a visit by a European leader (International).
Two people were injured in the new Moscow raid against the North Bridge, already hit yesterday, after Thursday and Friday had been targeted at the South Bridge. The mayor of the city, Vitaly Klitschko, announced it. One of the two victims was hospitalized, the second treated on the spot. The raid [...] The article Ukraine, images of the new Moscow attack on the North Bridge of Kiev comes from The Daily Fact.
Ukraine plans to start the construction of several alternative passages over the Dnipro River, if the attacks on the bridges continue, said the Minister of Infrastructure
For the fourth consecutive day, and while German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is making a surprise visit, Russian drones targeted the bridges on the Dnieper in Kiev on Sunday 4 October, which is vital for the capital. Volodymyr Zelensky denounces a strategy aimed at pushing the Kievians to flee.
Merc in Kiev amid drone attacks: "We will not be intimidated" - The sound of air raid sirens and explosions echoed through the Ukrainian capital on Sunday as the German chancellor visited
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