The damage to the bridge in the capital was reported by India Today and The New Indian Express, which attributed the attack to Russia. The two outlets also agree that the attacks in Ukraine caused six deaths.
The New Indian Express identifies the damaged infrastructure as Kyiv’s Northern Bridge. However, this designation is reported by only one of the available sources and does not appear in the information provided by India Today.
Al Jazeera describes the incident as part of an exchange of attacks between Kyiv and Moscow and reports that five people were killed. This figure does not match the death toll of six reported by India Today and The New Indian Express.
According to Al Jazeera, Russia also struck another strategic bridge in the capital, in what the outlet describes as the second such action in the space of two days. The bridge mentioned by Al Jazeera is not identified by name in the available material.
The death toll is therefore given in two different ways: five according to Al Jazeera, and six according to India Today and The New Indian Express. The discrepancy is explicit in the sources examined and does not allow a single figure to be established on the basis of the material provided.
The available information does not include official confirmation of the attacks or a breakdown of the victims. Nor is it possible to determine precisely, based on the sources provided, which bridge is the one mentioned by Al Jazeera.
The picture confirmed by the sources is therefore that a bridge in Kyiv was damaged and that there were fatalities in the attacks on Ukrainian territory. The final death toll and the precise identification of the bridge described by Al Jazeera remain unclear.