In brief: LIVE, war in Ukraine: a major Kyiv bridge struck by two Russian drones
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An article from Le Monde — Front Page addresses "In brief: LIVE, war in Ukraine: a major Kyiv bridge struck by two Russian drones," based on the facts set out in the source content provided.
The available account indicates that two drones struck on Thursday "near the load-bearing section of the Pivdenny bridge" in Kyiv, the capital's mayor announced. The report also notes that, separately, Volodymyr Zelensky claimed Ukrainian strikes against several sites in Russia.
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