Russia carries out repeated airstrikes in Kyiv, including attacks that target and choke key bridge routes, according to reporting from The West Australian and PerthNow. The coverage says Russia uses dozens of fast, relatively cheap jet-powered drones each day, aiming at infrastructure and other strategic areas.
Both outlets describe Ukraine’s air defences as struggling to counter the scale and pace of the drone attacks. The accounts focus on the operational effect of the strikes in Kyiv—reducing access to important bridge crossings—rather than attributing specific claims to particular attacks or detailing casualties. The two sources largely mirror each other in wording and emphasis, offering a consistent picture of the campaign’s intensity and its impact on urban mobility.
While both reports align on the central facts—daily drone numbers, the drone type, and disruption to Kyiv bridges—their framing centres mainly on the challenge facing air defences and the resulting infrastructure disruption. Neither source provides materially different figures or competing explanations for the attacks within the supplied text.
