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Five people were injured in Zaporizhzhia after a strike on a bridge over the Dnipro

On the night of October 6, Russian forces struck one of the bridges over the Dnipro in Zaporizhzhia. Five people were injured, and traffic across the bridge was temporarily blocked because the road surface was damaged.

#VladimirZelensky #Dnieper #Zaporizhia #Kiev #KrasnyiKrest #FriedrichMerz

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Russian strike damaged a bridge over the Dnipro in Zaporizhzhia, five people were injured

On the night of October 6, Russian forces struck one of the bridges over the Dnipro in Zaporizhzhia. Traffic across the bridge was blocked, five people were injured, including two Red Cross workers.

#StateEmergencyServiceofUkraine #Dnieper #Zaporizhia #Kiev #KrasnyiKrest #Obolonskydistrict

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Kyiv prepares pontoon crossings over the Dnipro in case of strikes on bridges

Pontoon crossings over the Dnipro are being prepared in Kyiv in case Russian strikes disable the city’s bridges. This was reported by Ukraine’s Minister for Communities and Territories Development Mykola Kalashnyk; in the long term, the authorities are also considering building a tunnel under the river.

#TheNewYorkTimes #Dnieper #Kiev #NikolaiKalashnik #NorthBridge #SouthBridge

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In Kyiv, they will begin building backup crossings over the Dnipro after strikes on bridges

Next week in Kyiv, they will begin building several backup crossings over the Dnipro to keep traffic moving amid Russian strikes on the existing bridges. Under the plan, they must provide at least half the capacity of the current crossings, and construction is expected to take up to three months.

#uav #WarinUkraine #Dnieper #Kiev #StrikesagainstUkraine #Ukraine

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After Russian strikes in Kyiv, traffic on three bridges was partially restricted

After overnight Russian strikes in Kyiv, traffic was closed on the South Bridge in both directions and on the Paton Bridge from the right bank to the left. Traffic on the Metro Bridge is also restricted, and heavy congestion has formed in the city.

#VitalyKlichko #Darnitskydistrict #Dnieper #Kiev #RussianMinistryofDefense #SouthBridge

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Russian drone strikes building of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in Kyiv

A Russian drone struck the building of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in central Kyiv, after which a severe fire broke out there. The office of the Commissioner for the Protection of the State Language of Ukraine reported the deaths of two academicians.

#VladimirZelensky #Dnieper #Zaporizhia #Kiev #NationalAcademyofSciencesofUkraine #Ukrtelecom

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In occupied Oleshky, about 2,000 residents and nearby villages have run out of food

In occupied Oleshky on the left bank of the Dnipro and in nearby villages, about 2,000 remaining residents have run out of food supplies. A woman waiting for evacuation wrote that people are eating soup made from zucchini and gathered purslane to survive.

#WarinUkraine #ArmedForcesoftheRussianFederation #Dnieper #KakhovkaDam #OccupationofUkraine #Oleshki #DefenseForcesofUkraine #Ukraine #Khersonregion

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Russia attacked Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk region, four people were killed in Dnipro

Russian military attacked Kyiv, Dnipro, Kryvyi Rih, Pavlohrad, and other Ukrainian cities with drones and missiles on the night of September 22. Four people were killed in Dnipro, and six more were injured.

#ArmedForcesofUkraine #Dnieper #Dnipropetrovskregion #Kiev #MinistryofDefenseoftheRussianFederation #Russia

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