Attacks on bridges could create 'logistical nightmare' for Ukraine, NYT reports
The newspaper says strikes could weaken supporting structures and force authorities to close the bridges indefinitely.
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Ukraine could face a "logistical nightmare" as a result of ongoing attacks on its bridges, according to a report by The New York Times.
The newspaper said the attacks "could weaken the bridges' supporting structures," potentially forcing authorities "to close them indefinitely."
Such closures could significantly complicate transportation and logistics in affected areas, though the report did not specify which bridges or regions would be most affected, according to the available reporting.
Further details on the scale of the damage or the specific response from Ukrainian authorities were not included in the available reporting.
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