Russian attacks on bridges in Kyiv have caused major traffic disruption in the Ukrainian capital, according to Corren. The Swedish newspaper reports that the strikes were carried out against bridge infrastructure in the city.
Sveriges Radio, also cited in the same reporting roundup, describes the attack on a bridge in Kyiv as a Russian drone strike. Omni reports separately that a Russian drone hit a school in Kyiv, and that attacks on the city are continuing.
The reports come amid wider coverage of the war. SVT Nyheter cites the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) as saying Russia has lost 300 square kilometers since March. TV4 Nyheterna reports from the scene of a school in Ukraine that was attacked with drones.
The material available does not specify the number of bridges hit, the extent of the damage, or whether there were casualties. It also does not give a precise timeline beyond the reports being published on Friday.
The accounts differ slightly in focus — Corren leads on the traffic chaos, Sveriges Radio on the bridge strike itself, and Omni on the school hit and continuing attacks — but all point to Russian drone activity over Kyiv.
What to watch next: whether Ukrainian authorities confirm the targets and damage, and whether further strikes on the capital follow.
