Russia has equipped its Iskander ballistic missiles with new optical and radar-based guidance systems.
Iskander missiles are now able to hit targets with an accuracy of only a few meters and can change their trajectory in the final flight phase. These missiles are used to hit bridges in Kiev, the "Telegraph" reports.
As the publication notes, the attacks on the bridges are only one element of a broader Russian strategy.
The goal is to achieve "islandization" of Ukraine's energy system - breaking up the unified grid into isolated segments that are unable to transmit electricity to each other.