War in Ukraine: Russia Strikes a Bridge in Kyiv and Threatens Further Strikes
Russian bombardments hit the Pivnichny Bridge in Kyiv, two days after a similar attack on the Pivdenny Bridge, according to the Ukrainian capital's mayor.
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Russian bombardments hit the major Pivnichny Bridge in Kyiv on Saturday, two days after the attack on the Pivdenny Bridge in the south of the Ukrainian capital, the city's mayor announced, according to Le Monde.
Local authorities reported two people wounded in this latest strike.
Threat of Further Strikes
Russia has also pledged to continue its "massive retaliatory strikes" on Kyiv, and has called on foreign diplomats to leave the city, according to information reported by Le Monde.
Le Monde does not specify the precise reasons invoked by Moscow to justify this call to diplomats, nor the timeframe in which further strikes could occur.
These developments are part of a broader escalation of the conflict, marked by repeated attacks targeting critical infrastructure in the Ukrainian capital over recent days.
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