Massive outflow of residents from Kyiv amid transport collapse

Residents are leaving Kyiv en masse, where a transport collapse began after traffic was blocked on three bridges across the Dnieper, reports the Ukrainian publication Insider.

“Residents are leaving Kyiv en masse,” the message says. The publication noted that the supply of available apartments for rent in the city is rapidly growing.

Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko previously said that traffic on three bridges across the Dnieper is limited in Kyiv. The publication "Novosti. Live" later reported that a transport collapse began in the Ukrainian capital due to the closure of three bridges after Russian strikes.

On Thursday, the South Bridge in Kyiv was blocked twice due to a fire after explosions. On Friday, the Ministry of Defense reported that Russian troops overnight attacked a railway bridge in Kyiv, through which military cargo was being transferred to the Donbass.