A plant id expert I know said.
"Not Oriental Bittersweet due to opposite leaves. looks to be Japanese Honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica)"
Per the all knowing wiki
"Japanese honeysuckle is classified as a noxious weed in Texas,
[8] Illinois, and Virginia, and is banned in New Hampshire.
[9] It grows extremely rapidly in parts of America such as southwestern Ohio and is virtually impossible to control in naturalized
woodland edge zones due to its rapid spread via tiny fruit seeds."
bad news however
"In urban environments of Southwest Ohio where deer population is high, some level of longer-term management has been observed by cutting the honeysuckle to within 18-24" of the ground. Grazing deer substantially slow down regrowth. Once the canopy from a stand of honeysuckle or that of an individual plant exceeds the grazing height of deer, this control method is ineffective. As recently as the late 1990s, Japanese honeysuckle was not considered to be part of a deer's diet, but by 2010 urban deer in southwest Ohio could be observed grazing on it with enthusiasm, especially freshly cut honeysuckle stocks.[
citation needed]"