It's such a Russian trick - push as many explosives as possible. Not an intelligent missile that can fly into the window of a specific apartment where the desired target is located, but bombs that can destroy the entire block." This is how Valery Romanenko, a researcher at NAU, talks about the guided aerial bombs with which the Russians began to attack Ukrainian bridges en masse in October 2026. Why the KAB managed to fly to Dnipro, how it threatens all of Ukraine and how to deal with it - find out in the material.

It's such a Russian trick - push as many explosives as possible. Not an intelligent missile that can fly into the window of a specific apartment where the desired target is located, but bombs that can destroy the entire block." This is how Valery Romanenko, a researcher at NAU, talks about the guided aerial bombs with which the Russians began to attack Ukrainian bridges en masse in October 2026. Why the KAB managed to fly to Dnipro, how it threatens all of Ukraine and how to deal with it - find out in the material.