Closure of a Bridge in Kyiv Halts Ground Transport and Causes Crowding in the Metro
A transport collapse and more.
In Kyiv, law enforcement was forced to close a metro bridge because a man named Aleksey Belko fired shots in the air and threatened to set off an explosion. The demands of the 42-year-old man are not known, but police are most likely preparing an anti-terrorist operation.
As a result, traffic jams formed across a significant part of the left bank, as well as throughout Pechersk, Podil, central Kyiv, and all the way to Solomianskyi district.
Meanwhile, metro trains are not running on the Darnytsia — Arsenalna section of the red line. Because Khreshchatyk has now become the terminus for most of the line, huge crowds of people have formed at the stations.
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