Hello, i m martine croxall. Ukraine s air force say they ve destroyed another bridge in russia s kursk region. Air force commander mykola oleshchuck released this footage, saying russia was minus one more bridge and that strikes were depriving them of logisitical capabilities. It comes almost two weeks after ukraine s surprise cross border operation into russia. These are the latest pictures from the rostov region in south west russia. The governor there says firefighters were called to put out a fire at an industrial facility struck by debris from a ukrainian drone. Both sides say air defences destroyed multiple drones and missiles fired by the other side overnight. Ukraine s offensive in the kursk region represents the first time in more than 80 years that a foreign army has seized and occupied russian territory. The attack has shocked the russian public, who d been lead to believe that their country s border was safely guarded. Our russia editor steve rosenberg sent this report from
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