The foreign minister said that this week marked a new chapter in Russia's campaign of all-day terror against civilians and that after targeting food depots, retail chains, pharmacy warehouses, and vital databases, Russia is now going after bridges. "They are important lifelines that keep the country functioning, connect communities, allow people to get to work and access essential services," Sybiha said. The minister recalled that over the past few days, Russia had struck two bridges in Kyiv six times, right when civilian traffic was using them and metro trains were crossing. "The world cannot simply watch and wait – we urge strong reactions by our partners. Both in words and deeds.
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