Russia asked diplomats and foreigners to leave Kyiv

According to AFP, Russia on Saturday, October 3 (October 11) once again asked diplomats and foreign nationals to leave the Ukrainian capital and warned that Kiev could be the target of new "comprehensive" airstrikes.

This warning was issued just hours after Russia's ground attack on another important bridge in the capital of Ukraine.

In recent weeks, Moscow has stepped up its attacks on Kiev, targeting the city's key infrastructure with successive waves of drones. The Ukrainian capital is now almost constantly on the alert for a ground attack.

In this context, Vitaly Klitschko, mayor of Kyiv, announced that the ground attack on the northern bridge on Saturday morning left two injured and damaged the road surface and the electric wires of the trolleybus. A problem that caused traffic restrictions.

AFP reporters saw the effects of the blast on the pedestrian walkway. They reported the presence of technicians who were engaged in repairing the power lines in the bridge.