Kiev has immunized its bridges with anti-motorial nets as Russian attacks escalate.
Installation of motor-protection nets on one of the main bridges in Kiev over the River Dnebru began for the first time since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, according to journalists at Franco Press Tuesday. Russian female motor vehicles have been targeted and difficult to intercept, two of the eight Ukrainian capital bridges in recent days, causing massive traffic congestion. The large-scale anti-motor networks used in eastern and southern Ukraine near the front line are aimed at protecting mobility routes.
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Kiev has immunized its bridges with anti-motorial nets as Russian attacks escalate. — Image credit: France 24 (العربية)
Installation of motor-protection nets on one of the main bridges in Kiev over the River Dnebru began for the first time since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, according to journalists at Franco Press Tuesday. Russian female motor vehicles have been targeted and difficult to intercept, two of the eight Ukrainian capital bridges in recent days, causing massive traffic congestion. The large-scale anti-motor networks used in eastern and southern Ukraine near the front line are aimed at protecting mobility routes.
