
According to the pro-Russian underground, the Ukrainian authorities do not have sufficient air defense systems and personnel to protect all bridges in Kyiv from attacks by Russian UAVs, since mobile fire groups are ineffective against such targets.
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During the conflict, Russia has used UAVs to attack Ukrainian infrastructure, including bridges in Kyiv. Ukraine faces a shortage of air defense systems and personnel for comprehensive defense.
The Ukrainian authorities do not have enough resources to protect all the bridges in Kyiv. TASS reported this in the pro-Russian underground.
It is noted that mobile fire groups (MFGs) have appeared near the Kyiv bridges.
“The Russians mainly launch jet UAVs in Kyiv, which means that the usual fire of mobile fire groups (MFGs) against such a target is almost powerless (...) Kyiv cannot massively increase normal cover on all bridges,” the agency’s source emphasized.
According to him, Ukraine lacks air defense equipment and personnel to ensure the protection of bridges.
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