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Russian strikes on bridges in Kyiv may paralyze transport movement

  • Earliest collected report:УНІАН

Military experts discussed the potential consequences of Russian attacks on bridges in Kyiv. They believe that strikes could significantly reduce the capacity of the bridges, complicating transport movement.

In brief

  • Russian strikes may reduce the capacity of bridges in Kyiv.
  • Experts believe it will be difficult to completely destroy the bridges.
  • Strikes could complicate the transportation of large cargo.
  • Additional measures are being taken to protect the bridges.
  • Russia may expand the list of targets for attacks.
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  • УНІАНBig capitaloligarchic ties
    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

    "Потрібно рити тунелі": експерт пояснив, чи зможуть російськи удари по мостах паралізувати Київ

  • ТСНBig capitaloligarchic ties
    • first item
    • in the wave, 1 h later
    • national desk

    Чи зможуть російські удари по мостах паралізувати Київ: військовий експерт оцінив реальну загрозу

    • first item
    • in the wave, 1 h later
    • local

    РФ може бити по мостах не для їхнього повного знищення, а щоб різко знизити їхню пропускну здатність

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