Russia attacks Kyiv bridge, car bomb kills suspect in Tula

Attacks on bridges in Kyiv could become a logistical nightmare for Ukraine, writes The New York Times.

Consensus

Russia attacked the Northern Bridge in Kyiv using drones.
The attack damaged the bridge's roadway.
The attack may cause a logistical crisis for Kyiv and Ukraine.
The bridge is used for transporting military equipment and troops.
A car explosion in Tula Oblast resulted in the death of a man suspected of involvement in war crimes in Ukraine.
The explosive device was placed under the driver's side of the vehicle.

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