烏克蘭空軍：九月俄軍無人機襲擊達 3,177 次Two Russian drones hit a bridge in southern Kyiv, causing the subway to temporarily stop operating
烏克蘭空軍表示，九月錄得俄羅斯無人機襲擊三千一百七十七次（截至九月二十九日），高於八月的二千八百五十次。俄軍近期轉用噴射式攻擊無人機，速度更快、更難攔截。Kyiv Mayor Klitschko stated that two Russian drones hit the supporting structure of the southern bridge connecting the eastern and western banks of Kyiv on Thursday. Subway and surface public transportation across the bridge were temporarily suspended, and experts are inspecting the bridge for structural damage.
Two Russian drones hit major bridge in Kyiv: mayor
Two Russian drones hit a major bridge connecting eastern and western Kyiv on Thursday, the Ukrainian capital’s mayor Vitali Klitschko said.
The drones hit the support section of the Southern Bridge, he wrote on Telegram, adding: “At the moment, metro services and ground public transport across the bridge have been stopped.”
Russia has intensified its campaign of drone and missile strikes against Kyiv in recent months, putting the capital on a near-constant state of alert against attacks.
Footage shared on Telegram showed an explosion near one of the columns of the cable-stayed bridge, which carries both road traffic and trains from the Kyiv Metro.
One showed a column of thick black smoke rising into the air from the bridge, a key transport artery which crosses the Dnipro river dividing the city.
Klitschko said specialists were inspecting the bridge to assess the structural damage.
Ukraine’s air force said the number of Russian drone strikes on the country increased in September, with 3,177 attacks up to September 29. In August, 2,850 were recorded.
Russia has been using jet-powered attack drones that move at high speed and are harder to shoot down than the traditional models, which are based on Iranian Shaheds.
Ukraine has long feared a Russian attack on the bridges over the Dnipro, which are a lifeline for its estimated three million residents.
On Wednesday, Sergiy “Flash” Beskrestnov, an adviser to President Volodymyr Zelensky, said Russia had begun using a jet-powered drone designed to cut electricity pylons and steel bridge structures.
“I believe that the enemy is planning to attack critical high-voltage power transmission lines,” he wrote on Telegram.
Russia also said on Wednesday that it had targeted Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, in what Kyiv said was the opening salvo of an expected campaign designed to cut power and heating in the coming winter.
Two Russian drones hit a major bridge in Kyiv: mayor
Two Russian drones hit a major bridge connecting eastern and western Kyiv on Thursday, the Ukrainian capital’s mayor Vitali Klitschko said.
无人机袭击了南桥的支撑部分，他在Telegram上写道，并补充说：“目前，地铁服务和横跨桥梁的地面公共交通已经停止。”
Russia has intensified its campaign of drone and missile strikes against Kyiv in recent months, putting the capital on a near-constant state of alert against attacks.
Footage shared on Telegram showed an explosion near one of the columns of the cable-stayed bridge, which carries both road traffic and trains from the Kyiv Metro.
One showed a column of thick black smoke rising into the air from the bridge, a key transport artery that crosses the Dnipro River dividing the city.
Klitschko said specialists were inspecting the bridge to assess the structural damage.
Ukraine's air force said the number of Russian drone strikes on the country increased in September, with 3,177 attacks up to September 29. In August, 2,850 were recorded.
Russia has been using jet-powered attack drones that move at high speed and are harder to shoot down than traditional models, which are based on Iranian Shaheds.
乌克兰长期以来一直担心俄罗斯对第聂伯河上的桥梁发动袭击，这些桥梁是其约三百万居民的生命线。
On Wednesday, Sergiy 'Flash' Beskrestnov, an adviser to President Volodymyr Zelensky, said Russia had begun using a jet-powered drone designed to cut electricity pylons and steel bridge structures.
"I believe that the enemy is planning to attack critical high-voltage power transmission lines," he wrote on Telegram.
Russia also said on Wednesday that it had targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure, which Kyiv said was the opening salvo of an expected campaign aimed at cutting power and heating in the coming winter.
原文出處：Source: The Daily Star ↗