Russia strikes a major bridge in Kyiv spanning the Dnipro River for a second consecutive day, according to multiple outlets. The attack comes after earlier strikes targeting Ukrainian infrastructure, with one report saying Russia hits a second Kyiv bridge within two days.
The reported focus on transport links is consistent across coverage: Russia’s actions are described as part of a broader pattern of infrastructure attacks. Bloomberg and other outlets frame the strikes as expanding beyond prior targets, while additional reporting highlights that strikes coincide with broader exchanges of attacks between Kyiv and Moscow. Al Jazeera also reports casualties, saying five people are killed as strikes occur in both directions.
While accounts differ slightly in emphasis—such as how outlets describe the broader campaign, the “trade” nature of strikes, or the timing phrased as “two days” versus “second consecutive day”—they agree on the central event: a second bridge strike in Kyiv involving the Dnipro crossing and renewed focus on civilian infrastructure.
