
Aftermath of strike on South Bridge in Kyiv: huge crater formed, metro tracks damaged
Photos showing damage to the South Bridge following the attack on the capital have appeared online.

Photos showing damage to the South Bridge following the attack on the capital have appeared online.

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the main targets of the massive strike were energy and logistics. The attack resulted in casualties, including in Kyiv.

DTEK energy workers are addressing the aftermath of the massive attack on Kyiv, where the company's office sustained damage.

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During the night, Russian forces launched 280 drones, of which Ukrainian defence shot down 255. Two ballistic missiles were also destroyed, although impacts were recorded at 25 locations.

A significant traffic jam has formed on the route from Poznyaky to the right-bank part of the capital, complicating the movement of vehicles.

RTV acknowledged that it had ignored major events for years and reported news with bias. The apology followed a scandal over ignoring celebrations of the Student List's election victory.

Former Volodymyr City Council MP Ihor Savyuk was fined 68,000 hryvnia for accepting a bribe. The court reduced the penalty, taking into account his 500,000 hryvnia donation to the army.

The Russian side has disseminated information stating that, during the night attack on Kyiv, in addition to the South Bridge, a workshop belonging to the company Fire Point and a logistics terminal were hit.
According to data published by the Russian Federation, these facilities sustained hits on the night of October 27. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian side has not yet confirmed the facts of the Fire Point workshop and the logistics terminal being hit.
At this point, the circumstances of the attack, as well as the scale of possible damage to these specific facilities, remain unconfirmed.
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