Several missiles hit the Northern Bridge in Kyiv: Klitschko showed what happened after the attack

The bridge's road surface, trolleybus overhead contact network, and power line were damaged. Traffic was blocked in both directions.
Скриншот з відео Віталія Кличка
Скриншот з відео Віталія Кличка

07 November, 10:17

Overnight on November 7, Russian missiles damaged the Northern Bridge in Kyiv. The blast wave also damaged five trucks parked nearby. This was reported by Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.

According to him, several Russian missiles hit the bridge. The facility's roadway, the trolleybus overhead contact line, and the power line were damaged.

"The blast wave damaged 5 cargo vehicles in the parking area," Klitschko said.

Municipal services are currently working on the bridge. Traffic on the Northern Bridge is closed in both directions.

Also, as a result of the Russian attack in Kyiv's Solomianskyi district, fires broke out, residential buildings, a kindergarten, and a non-residential building were damaged. Five people were injured, including a 14-year-old child.

As a reminder, Russian attacks on Kyiv's bridges have previously led to traffic closures, metro station closures, and changes to public transport routes. "Your City" found out how much the capital depends on river crossings over the Dnipro, why buses cannot fully replace the metro, whether plans to build pontoon crossings are realistic, and how a prolonged disruption of connections between the banks may change the lives of Kyivans. Read more here.

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