The media revealed what they decided to do in Kyiv after the Russian Armed Forces struck bridges
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- Kyiv authorities installed anti-drone nets on the North Bridge after the facility was twice attacked by drones.
- Previously, due to strikes by the Russian Armed Forces, traffic in the city was limited on three bridges across the Dnieper, which caused transport problems.
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After the drone attacks, the Kyiv authorities introduced restrictions on traffic on three bridges across the Dnieper.
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Kyiv authorities covered one of the bridges with anti-drone nets after strikes by the Russian Armed Forces, writes Strana.ua.
After the attack, Kyiv authorities restricted traffic on three bridges across the Dnieper, which led to a transport collapse.
MOSCOW, October 6 – RIA Novosti. Kyiv authorities covered one of the bridges with anti-drone nets after strikes by the Russian Armed Forces, writes Strana.ua.
“The Northern Bridge in Kyiv, which was hit twice by drones over the weekend, was covered with anti-drone nets,” the publication says.
Open Questions
- What is the effectiveness of anti-drone nets against current UAV models?
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This article was originally published by РИА Новости.
