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Russian attacks on Kyiv now target bridges linking the city’s east and west
Russia has sharply increased its attacks on Kyiv since this summer.
The Ukrainian capital is now facing attacks on bridges linking its eastern and western areas.
Dutch people in the city are also seeing the attacks.
They describe nights repeatedly interrupted by explosions.
The bridges connect different parts of Kyiv, so attacks on them raise concern that the city could be cut in two.
The information available does not say what will happen next.
Russia has sharply increased attacks on Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, since this summer.
Bridges linking the east and west of the city are now targets.
Dutch people have also seen the attacks.
One person described nights repeatedly interrupted by explosions.
- Who
- Russia is attacking Kyiv.
- What
- Attacks are now targeting bridges linking the city’s east and west.
- When
- Attacks have increased since this summer; bridges are now among the targets.
- Where
- Kyiv, Ukraine.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The nights are increasingly interrupted by explosions.
Russia has sharply increased attacks on Kyiv.
Bridges linking the east and west of Kyiv are also targets.
- City
- Kyiv, Ukraine
- Attacker
- Russia
- Attacks increased
- Since this summer
- Targets
- Bridges linking Kyiv’s east and west
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