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Floating bridge instrumental in bringing forces from north to Kyiv
are believed to have advanced south from Belarus into Ukraine
According to Nikkei&#x27;s analysis of satellite imagery
a floating bridge has been built on a river the between the two countries that a large number of military vehicles and troops traveled across immediately after the invasion began
Satellite images obtained by Nikkei confirm there is a floating bridge over the Pripyat River in Belarus
a few hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that he would launch a military operation
A large number of vehicles can be seen on the south side of the river across the floating bridge