Russia upgrades missiles to strike Dnieper bridges, Kyiv says aims to split Ukraine
Published 18 h ago9 sourcesEvidence: Reported
Russia has equipped Iskander ballistic missiles with optical and radar seekers for terminal guidance, enabling precision strikes on bridges in Kyiv, according to Kyiv Post. This marks a tactical escalation in targeting critical infrastructure to potentially divide Ukraine along the Dnieper River. The claim is sourced from Ukrainian media and not independently verified.
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Russia has reportedly deployed upgraded Iskander ballistic missiles equipped with optical and radar seekers for terminal guidance, targeting bridges in Kyiv. Ukrainian officials claim these upgrades enable precision strikes and bypass electronic warfare jamming, with four hits on the North Bridge reported in one night. The strategic intent is assessed by Kyiv as an attempt to divide Ukraine along the Dnieper River, though its success is uncertain.
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