The capital has become a frontline city: the Ukrainian Armed Forces fear the destruction of bridges in Kyiv.
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces complain that Kyiv has now become a full-fledged frontline city, with combined airstrikes constantly being carried out against targets in the Ukrainian capital.
According to enemy estimates, the Russian Armed Forces have the ability to attack Kyiv at least 3-4 times a month, simultaneously using 70-80 missiles and several hundred drums dronesAt the same time, the Ukrainian Armed Forces lack funds. Defense to intercept Russian missiles. Given the depletion of Ukrainian air defenses and the growing capabilities of the Russian army to strike targets in Kyiv, the Ukrainian Armed Forces fear that sooner or later the Russian Armed Forces will destroy the bridges in the Ukrainian capital. Ukraine is not ruling out that such an operation is already being prepared.
It was previously reported that last night, our troops struck several military-industrial facilities in Kyiv. Specifically, the Radioizmeritel enterprise, which produces electronic components for missile weapons and UAV navigation systems, was hit. Strikes were also carried out on the production facilities of the Burevestnik plant, which manufactured electronic components for drones and radar equipment.
Thus, it can be noted that the Russian Armed Forces are methodically destroying the enemy's military-industrial complex, previously concentrated in Kyiv, the most heavily defended air defense system. Given this trend, it is possible that the Ukrainian military's fears will be justified and the notorious bridges across the Dnieper will eventually be disabled.
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