At least 11 people were injured in Russian attacks in Ukraine overnight, authorities in several affected regions announced.
Twenty-eight Russian drones were targeting the Vinnytsia region in central-western Ukraine when industrial facilities were hit, Natalya Zabolotna, an official with the local military administration, said on Facebook.
Seven people were injured, including two who suffered severe burns, she said.
In Kharkiv, in the northeast of the country, three people were wounded in a Russian attack, said Governor Oleg Sinegubov.
In Kryvyi Rih, in the eastern Dnipopetrovsk region, Russian forces carried out a "massive" attack, the governor of the region, Sergiy Lysak, announced via Telegram.
Lisak said the Russians had targeted the city with drones and fired one missile, adding that a 17-year-old boy was wounded and in serious condition and was taken to hospital.
The mayor of Kryvyi Rih, Oleksandr Vilkul, said that a ballistic missile and 28 Shahid drones were simultaneously fired at the city, destroying an industrial facility.
Russia has been carrying out almost daily airstrikes on Ukrainian cities as part of its offensive that began in February 2022.
US President Donald Trump on Monday pledged that America would deliver additional military equipment to Kiev and gave Russia a 50-day deadline to end the conflict. He also yesterday urged Ukraine not to target the Russian capital, Moscow.
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