Missile War Monitor: Russian strike closes Kyiv North (Severny) bridge, cuts water pressure in capital A Russian attack overnight hit the Kyiv North/Severny bridge and closed it to traffic in both directions, Mayor Vitaly Klitschko said on November 7, as Chernigov remained completely without power. The surface of the road, the contact line of the trolley bus and a power line on the bridge were damaged, and at least six people were injured in the capital, including a 14-year-old girl, two of whom were taken to hospital, while another was injured in the surrounding Kyiv area, the Kyiv Independent reported. Debris from dropped sprinklers fell on a five-story building in the Solomonsky district, where two people were injured, a kindergarten was damaged and a non-residential building caught fire, the city's military administration said, Interfax-Ukraine reported. The city of Chernigov (282,000 people) was completely without electricity after the overnight attack and electric public transportation in the city was suspended, the city council said, Interfax-Ukraine reported. A missile hit an energy facility in Makarov in the Kyiv region, the head of the community said, Liga reported. "The damage to the energy facility in Zhytomyr has caused a worsening of the capital's power supply situation and a drop in pressure in Kyiv's water supply system," Klitschko said, as municipal water company Kyivdokanal switched to generators where possible, Ukrainska Pravda reported. Vitaly Boncheko, head of the Zhytomyr Regional Military Administration, said repair crews were assessing the damage to the equipment. This is the second winter Russia has targeted the grid to make cities uninhabitable. Russia fired Iskander-M, Zircon, KN-23 and S-400 missiles, 172 Shahad-type UAVs, 137 of them jet-propelled, and Gerbera and Parody launchers at Ukraine starting at 18:00 on November 6, mainly at the Kyiv region, the Air Force said, Ukrainianform reported.

Missile War Monitor: Russian strike closes Kyiv North (Severny) bridge, cuts water pressure in capital A Russian attack overnight hit the Kyiv North/Severny bridge and closed it to traffic in both directions, Mayor Vitaly Klitschko said on November 7, as Chernigov remained completely without power. The surface of the road, the contact line of the trolley bus and a power line on the bridge were damaged, and at least six people were injured in the capital, including a 14-year-old girl, two of whom were taken to hospital, while another was injured in the surrounding Kyiv area, the Kyiv Independent reported. Debris from dropped sprinklers fell on a five-story building in the Solomonsky district, where two people were injured, a kindergarten was damaged and a non-residential building caught fire, the city's military administration said, Interfax-Ukraine reported. The city of Chernigov (282,000 people) was completely without electricity after the overnight attack and electric public transportation in the city was suspended, the city council said, Interfax-Ukraine reported. A missile hit an energy facility in Makarov in the Kyiv region, the head of the community said, Liga reported. "The damage to the energy facility in Zhytomyr has caused a worsening of the capital's power supply situation and a drop in pressure in Kyiv's water supply system," Klitschko said, as municipal water company Kyivdokanal switched to generators where possible, Ukrainska Pravda reported. Vitaly Boncheko, head of the Zhytomyr Regional Military Administration, said repair crews were assessing the damage to the equipment. This is the second winter Russia has targeted the grid to make cities uninhabitable. Russia fired Iskander-M, Zircon, KN-23 and S-400 missiles, 172 Shahad-type UAVs, 137 of them jet-propelled, and Gerbera and Parody launchers at Ukraine starting at 18:00 on November 6, mainly at the Kyiv region, the Air Force said, Ukrainianform reported.