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Fourth-Day Bridge Strike Injures Two as German Chancellor Arrives in Kyiv
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Fourth-Day Bridge Strike Injures Two as German Chancellor Arrives in Kyiv

Russian forces struck Kyiv’s Northern Bridge on October 4, 2026, injuring two people and damaging a heating main. This attack marked the fourth consecutive day of strikes on bridges across the Dnipro River. The incident occurred as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in the capital for an unannounced visit to announce new defense aid. While the bridge remains standing, authorities have restricted traffic on five of six crossings due to the threat of further damage.

Kyiv Bridges Under Siege as Merz Arrives to Pledge €1.3B Aid
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Kyiv Bridges Under Siege as Merz Arrives to Pledge €1.3B Aid

Russian drones struck Kyiv’s Northern Bridge for the second day in a row, injuring two people and disrupting traffic across the Dnipro River. The attack coincided with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s surprise visit to Kyiv, where he pledged €1.3 billion in military and energy aid. Russia vowed to intensify strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure, while European diplomats defied Moscow’s warnings to leave the capital.

Moscow vows intensified strikes after Zelenskyy targets Russian oil refineries
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Moscow vows intensified strikes after Zelenskyy targets Russian oil refineries

Russia’s Defense Ministry announced on October 4 that it will intensify strikes against military and industrial facilities in Kyiv and other Ukrainian regions. This escalation follows President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s statement that Ukraine must retaliate against Russian attacks by targeting Russian oil refineries to cut off funding for the war. Moscow blamed Zelenskyy personally for the escalation, while Kyiv maintained it would not deliberately target civilian infrastructure. The threat coincided with a warning from the Russian foreign ministry urging diplomats and foreigners to leave Kyiv due to the risk of 'massive' retaliatory strikes.