Russia's heaviest day of strikes since the early days of the Ukraine invasion, is this

a sign that Putin is desperate?

The lead starts right now.

A wave of terror in Ukraine, a series of deadly strikes taking out bridges and targeting

infrastructure, why these sites and why now, seven months into this war.

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Welcome to the lead.

On Burman, in for Jake Tapper, destruction across Ukraine tops our world lead.

Russia has bombarded Ukraine with more than 80 missiles and eight regions, that is according

to Ukraine.

Mondays was the most intense stretch of bombing since the start of Putin's unprovoked

invasion.

And Russia is clearly targeting civilian infrastructure, walkways, water and power stations, even

a playground hit.

So far, Ukraine says at least 11 people have died, dozens more injured.

Putin says it is revenge for this, a Saturday morning attack on the bridge that connects

Russia to Crimea.

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