A drone attack in the Russian-controlled part of Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, killed one person and injured ten, according to TASS. The attack was reported by the Moscow-installed governor.
A separate Russian strike hit Kyiv’s Northern Bridge on Saturday, damaging the road surface and overhead trolleybus wires. The attack injured two people and caused traffic jams. This is the second major bridge in Kyiv to be targeted by Russia.
Russia has warned foreign nationals and diplomats in Kyiv to leave the city. The warning comes as Moscow intensifies attacks on critical infrastructure in the Ukrainian capital.
The strike on Kyiv’s Northern Bridge is part of a broader strategy to disrupt daily life in the city. Reports indicate Russia is using drones to target key locations, causing prolonged traffic disruptions.
This follows a pattern of Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure, including other bridges and strategic sites. The strikes have raised concerns about the impact on civilian life and the stability of the city.
The situation highlights the ongoing escalation of hostilities in the region, with both sides continuing to target each other’s infrastructure. The attacks underscore the growing complexity of the conflict and its effects on urban centers.
