Russian strikes have hit bridges in Kyiv, with the city's Northern Bridge reportedly targeted for the second day in a row, according to the BBC.
Key facts
- Russian strikes have targeted bridges in Kyiv, according to the BBC.
- Kyiv's Northern Bridge was hit for the second day in a row.
- BBC Ukraine correspondent Dan Johnson reported from near the bridge.
Russian strikes have hit bridges in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, with the city’s Northern Bridge targeted for a second consecutive day, according to the BBC.
BBC Ukraine correspondent Dan Johnson reported from a location near the Northern Bridge, describing what is known about the attacks.
The BBC noted that the Northern Bridge had been struck on two successive days, indicating a repeated focus on the city’s infrastructure.
Beyond the reporting from near the bridge, further details about the scale of the strikes, casualties or wider damage were not provided in the available source material.
The developments add to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has repeatedly seen attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure.
Why it matters
Attacks on bridges and infrastructure in a capital city can disrupt the movement of people and supplies and affect daily life for residents. Repeated strikes on the same target underline the continued risks faced by civilians during the conflict.
Frequently asked questions
Which bridge in Kyiv was hit?
According to the BBC, Kyiv's Northern Bridge was struck, and it had been hit for the second day in a row.
Who reported on the strikes?
BBC Ukraine correspondent Dan Johnson reported from near the Northern Bridge in Kyiv.