In Kyiv, traffic restrictions will be introduced on four bridges during an air raid
Quick Look
- In Kyiv, during the air raid, traffic will be limited on four bridges: Yuzhny, Paton Bridge, Northern Bridge and the metro bridge across the Dnieper.
- The southern bridge is completely blocked, the rest are partially blocked.
- Darnitsky Bridge operates without restrictions.
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Why It Matters
Traffic restrictions on bridges in Kyiv are being introduced in the context of a military threat and air alerts related to the ongoing armed conflict.
Traffic on four bridges in Kyiv will be limited during the air raid.
The South Bridge is still closed to traffic, and traffic on the Paton Bridge and North Bridge is partially restricted during an air raid.
Darnitsky Bridge continues to operate without restrictions.
MOSCOW, October 2 - RIA Novosti. Traffic on four bridges in Kyiv will be limited during the air raid, deputy head of the Kyiv city military administration Pyotr Panteleev said on Friday.
Earlier, the mayor of Kyiv, Vitaliy Klitschko, announced restrictions on traffic on the South Bridge, the Paton Bridge and the metro bridge across the Dnieper after reports of explosions.
Open Questions
- How long will the restrictions last?
- What alternative routes are offered to citizens?
- Are there any plans to restore full traffic on the South Bridge?
