Southern Bridge in Kyiv closed due to ballistic missile damage ↗
Front page leadThe Southern Bridge in Kyiv has been closed after sustaining damage from ballistic missiles.
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The front page of Ukrainska Pravda highlights the ongoing war with Russia, detailing missile strikes on Kyiv and the damage to the Southern Bridge. It also covers various other news including economic developments, military updates, and societal issues within Ukraine. International news about oil…
The Southern Bridge in Kyiv has been closed after sustaining damage from ballistic missiles.
President Zelenskyy stated that Russia launched 16 ballistic missiles.
Mayor Klitschko shared images showing the damage inflicted on the Southern Bridge.
A ceasefire has commenced in the vicinity of Oleshky.
Two missile strikes hit Kyiv, resulting in one fatality and injuries to 15 people.
Russian diesel fuel is being shipped to the United States on a tanker subject to EU sanctions.
The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has reduced the deferral limit for defense companies to 95%.
According to media reports, Russia is no longer among the world's top three exporters of energy coal.
Konotop has been completely without electricity for four days, with no predictions for restoration.
A morning newsletter reports on the return of Azov fighters who were awaited for years.
An article discusses why soldiers are losing faith in state awards, focusing on medals for friends of a combatant.
Five NATO member states have agreed to a plan to bolster European defense in cooperation with the United States.
OpenAI has reported three significant scientific breakthroughs achieved by artificial intelligence, which are currently undergoing scientific verification.
An article examines the reasons behind the disappearance of the Anti-Corruption Strategy from the Verkhovna Rada agenda.
Russia launched a primary attack on Kyiv using ballistic missiles and drones; Ukrainian air defense systems intercepted 2 Iskander missiles and 255 drones.
Luis de la Fuente and Emma Hayes have been named the best football coaches of the year for men's and women's teams respectively.
Oil prices have decreased in response to ongoing negotiations concerning Iran.
The Sumy region has commenced the distribution of grain sleeves for the storage of the harvest.
The government of Bulgaria is confronting accusations regarding the misuse of administrative resources during elections.
Satellite imagery indicates that Russians are constructing numerous shelters for 'Geran' drones at an airfield in Crimea.
A special project explores how grooming techniques assist animals that have experienced war in adapting to daily life.
Football player Harry Kane has been awarded the Ballon d'Or for 2026.