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Russian troops are attacking infrastructure facilities used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for logistics. The mayor of Kyiv confirmed the restriction of traffic on three bridges across the Dnieper.
A transport collapse began in the Ukrainian capital due to the closure of three bridges after Russian strikes, writes the publication Novosti. Live.
“Such measures have led to a significant accumulation of cars, especially on the left bank,” the publication says.
The material notes that local residents have to leave their personal vehicles and look for alternative methods of transportation.
On Friday, the mayor of Kyiv, Vitaliy Klitschko, said that the city has limited traffic on three bridges across the Dnieper.
On the same day, the Ministry of Defense reported that Russian troops at night attacked a road and railway bridge in Kyiv, through which military cargo was transferred to the Donbass.
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