Russian forces dropped seven aerial bombs on the city of Kramatorsk on the eastern front line in Ukraine on Monday, killing four people, including a teenager, the regional governor said.
At least nine other people were injured, Vadim Filashkin said on Telegram, accusing Russia of deliberately targeting civilians.
An apartment building, a shop and private houses were damaged, he added, posting photos of apartments affected by the fire.
Ukrainian authorities: One person killed in Russian bombing of Zaporozhye
One person was killed in Russian bombing of the Zaporozhye region, Ukrainian local authorities announced on social media today, Beta news agency reports.
The head of the Zaporozhye regional administration, Ivan Fedorov, said that bombs dropped by Russian planes caused devastation in the city, killing one person and injuring four, including a child.
"At least 15 houses were destroyed or damaged," Fedorov added.
Zaporizhia is also home to a large nuclear power plant that was captured by Russia at the beginning of its invasion of Ukraine in late February 2022.
Ukrainian commander: 13 Russian vessels hit in Sea of Azov
Ukraine hit 13 Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov on Sunday, including 10 tankers, the commander of Ukraine's drone force said, adding that it was part of a wider campaign by Kiev to cause a fuel crisis among Russian troops.
Among the targets were a bulk carrier and a ferry, Robert Brovdi said on Telegram.
Ukrainian forces also hit five power substations in Russian-occupied Crimea overnight, he added.
Ukraine's General Staff: Russian oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai and oil processing complex in Leningrad Oblast attacked
Ukraine attacked the Russian Ilysky oil refinery in the Krasnodar region and the Ust-Luga oil processing complex in the Leningrad region overnight, the Ukrainian General Staff said, Reuters reports.
The attack also targeted an oil terminal and an oil storage facility in the Rostov region, according to Telegram.
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