Kyiv Mayor: Situation 'Very Dramatic' After Bridge Strikes

Kiev Mayor Vitaly Klychko's statement indicates the loss of security in Ukraine's capital, according to The New York Times.

Consensus

The mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitchko, described the situation in Kyiv as 'very dramatic'.
Russian strikes targeted bridges in Kyiv, specifically the auto-rail bridge.
The closure of three bridges across the Dnipro River (Southern, Metro, and Paton) caused a transport collapse.
Kyiv's critical infrastructure and logistics are being destroyed.
The city is unable to function as it did during peacetime.
There has been a significant increase in rental housing offers in Kyiv.
Taxi prices in Kyiv have risen sharply.
Many residents are leaving the city.

The Ministry of Defense of Russia reported a nighttime strike on the auto-rail bridge in Kyiv used for military cargo transfers. — vesti
A defense council was convened in Kyiv following the Russian strikes on bridges. — tg_astrapress
Ex-Minister of Transport and Communications of Ukraine, Vasyl Shevchenko, stated that up to 40,000 passengers move between the right and left banks of the Dnipro River per hour, and that the city's bus fleet alone cannot handle this volume. — vesti