Crossings over Dnipro Are Already Under Construction, with Preparations Underway to Open the First Bridges at Start of Year, – Kalashnyk. VIDEO
- Kyiv authorities are seeking UAH 1 billion for combined water crossings over the Dnipro and their approach roads, after the government recommended that the city provide the funds.
- Vitali Klitschko said the state initiated the project, while military authorities approved the crossing locations.
- Minister Mykola Kalashnyk said construction has begun in Kyiv under a government transport project, with the first crossings planned to open in early 2027.
- The government plans 21 alternative bridge crossings, and repeated Russian attacks have damaged bridge infrastructure and disrupted transport links.
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Klitschko: Initiative to build Dnipro crossings came from state, Kyiv trying to find UAH 1 bn recommended by government
The Kyiv city authorities are trying to find the UAH 1 billion that the government recommended be allocated from the city budget for the construction of combined water crossings over the Dnipro and approach roads to them; the initiator of the project was the state.
Construction of new bridges across the Dnipro River has begun in Kyiv as Ukraine faces increasing Russian attacks on key infrastructure, the transport minister said on Friday.
Ukraine has begun to build new bridges over Niprú in Kiev, announces on Friday the Minister of Transport Míkola Kalaşnîk, following an intensification of Russian attacks targeting key infrastructures, reports AFP.
The work started in the Ukrainian capital, announced the Minister of Transport on Friday 30 October, while the Russian attacks disrupt the crossing of the Dnieper. The first works must be operational at the beginning of 2027.
Ukrainians have begun building new crossings on the Dnieper River in Kiev, following the recent targeted attacks by the Russian army on the capital's transport infrastructure, Ukrainska Pravda reported.
The first alternative bridges in Kiev will be launched in early 2027 and the launch of ferry links is also under consideration.
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