Kyiv bridges hit as Ukraine plans refinery response
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BBC reported that a Russian strike damaged Kyiv's Pivnichnyi Bridge and injured two people, according to Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko, after repeated attacks on the Pivdennyi Bridge. Russia said the bridges carried Ukrainian troops and military cargo. Experts cited by BBC said repeated attacks could force closures and weaken the structures, but no bridge collapse was confirmed. [S4]
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Reuters, published by The Moscow Times, reported that Zelensky said Ukraine would increase strikes on Russian oil refineries. He attributed the decision to intelligence documents that he said showed broader Russian targeting of civilian infrastructure; the Kremlin was unavailable to comment. Russia called its campaign retaliatory and said it was striking military targets. [S3]
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BBC reported that a Russian strike damaged Kyiv's Pivnichnyi Bridge and injured two people, according to Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko, after repeated attacks on the Pivdennyi Bridge. Russia said the bridges carried Ukrainian troops and military cargo. Experts cited by BBC said repeated attacks could force closures and weaken the structures, but no bridge collapse was confirmed. [S4]
Reuters, published by The Moscow Times, reported that Zelensky said Ukraine would increase strikes on Russian oil refineries. He attributed the decision to intelligence documents that he said showed broader Russian targeting of civilian infrastructure; the Kremlin was unavailable to comment. Russia called its campaign retaliatory and said it was striking military targets. [S3]
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