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- Russian airstrikes overnight and early Sunday killed at least six people across Ukraine and targeted a number of major data centers in Kyiv, officials said.
- Civilian infrastructure, including energy facilities and residential buildings across at least eight regions, came under attack, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
- Kremlin forces also struck logistics centers, dry cargo ships, and a medical facility, among other targets, according to defense ministry statements and regional officials.
Russian airstrikes overnight and early Sunday killed at least six people across Ukraine and targeted a number of major data centers in Kyiv, officials said.
Three people were killed in the Zaporizhzhia region and a man died in Kyiv as a result of strikes, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on X. Civilian infrastructure, including energy facilities and residential buildings across at least eight regions, came under attack, he added.
Oleg Hryhorov, head of military administration of the Sumy region in Ukraine’s northeast, later reported the deaths of an elderly woman and a 16-year-old girl after strikes from Russian precision bombs. Five other people were injured.
Zelenskyy said Russia twice struck a data center in Kyiv as part of the overnight barrage, injuring three people, but gave no additional details.
Ukraine’s Kyivstar, which provides mobile phone and internet services, later said in an X post that a building in the Kyiv region housing company equipment had been damaged, with an assessment of the impact underway.
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