Kyiv's Urban Logistics Deteriorating as Destroyed Bridges Go Unrepaired, Sources Say
Sources say a full restoration of the city's damaged bridges is not yet in sight, with logistics expected to worsen further.
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Urban logistics in Kyiv are deteriorating as a result of destroyed bridges in the city, according to sources cited in a report.
The sources said a full restoration of the damaged bridges is not yet in sight, and warned that the logistics situation in the city would likely worsen before it improves.
Disruption to bridge infrastructure can significantly affect the movement of goods, services and people within a city, compounding broader challenges faced by urban areas affected by ongoing conflict.
No timeline for repair work or further details on the extent of the damage have been provided.
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