Kyiv closes three bridges across the Dnieper amid Russian strikes, TASS reports
A factbox on Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure notes the closure of three bridges in the Ukrainian capital.
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Authorities in Kyiv closed three bridges across the Dnieper River to traffic, according to a factbox report by TASS on Russian strikes on Ukraine's infrastructure.
The brief TASS item did not give further detail on the stated reason for the closures, their expected duration, or additional elements of the broader factbox.
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