The phrase "attack on a bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an assault or military action targeting a bridge, often in a context related to warfare or conflict.
Example: "The news reported an attack on a bridge that disrupted transportation in the region."
Alternatives: "assault on a bridge" or "strike against a bridge".
June 3, 2017: Another attack on a bridge in London, after which attackers got out of the van they were driving and began stabbing people nearby.
Amnesty also condemned a NATO attack on a bridge at Varvarin on May 30 , 1999 in which at least 11 civilians died.
In another setback for Mr. Uribe's efforts to bring peace to Colombia, the army said Marxist rebels killed 13 soldiers on Thursday in an attack on a bridge in the country's violent south, Reuters reported.
"On the contrary, he's been accused that the chief minister's office did not respond to distress calls [during the riots]." He said the dramatic scene set in Kashmir, where Mr Modi and the soldiers come under fierce attack on a bridge while he waves a gigantic Indian flag, was an attempt to fit elements of the leader's past into his party's contemporary political narrative.
One evening in April 1945, they took off on a mission to attack a bridge on the River Po, then carry out a wider reconnaissance.
The Kent-born terrorist who killed four people and injured more than 50 in an attack on Westminster Bridge was known as a potential extremist in 2010, it has emerged as police made a new arrest in connection with the investigation on Sunday night.
Even worse, during the attack on the bridge one of the guerrillas had casually mentioned "Jacob Harmon's gun" in front of the guards; he dutifully passed that piece of intelligence along.
The circumstances of the attack on the 507th on a bridge near Nasiriya remain unclear.
The plane's pilot, Sergeant David Raikes, from Redhill in Surrey, was 20 years old when he led the ill-fated mission to attack a bridge on the River Po. Navigator Flight Sergeant David Millard Perkins, from Honor Oak in London, and wireless operator and air gunner Flight Sergeant Alexander Thomas Bostock, from Forest Row in Sussex, were both also 20.
Caught up in what they think is an earthquake, in the ensuing panic they find themselves picked up by the Department for Homeland Security and accused of a terrorist attack on the bridge, which killed thousands.
On Saturday night, seven people were brutally murdered in a jihadist attack on London Bridge and Borough Market.
