Russian shelling resulted in the deaths of at least five individuals in three separate attacks across southern, southeastern, and eastern Ukraine on Saturday. Notable incidents occurred in the Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv regions,

Russian shelling kills seven in Ukraine, including a married couple, using prohibited cluster warhead, in multiple attacks.

Seven people were killed in multiple Russian shelling attacks across southern, southeastern, and eastern regions of Ukraine, according to local governors. Victims included workers of an agricultural enterprise in Huliaipole and residents of Odesa and Kherson.

A partial evacuation has been ordered in Russia's Tver region after a "massive" Ukrainian drone attack sparked a fire there, the local governor has said. Igor Rudenya said emergencies services in the town of Toropets were trying to "localise" the blaze caused by falling drone wreckage.

Around 420 miles further east, one person was killed by Russian shelling in Pokrovsk as troops inched closer to the logistics hub. Kyiv’s troops claimed they repelled 36 Russian

Ukraine launched multiple drone strikes at military sites in Russia. The drone attack ignited a fire and led to the partial evacuation of residents.

Russian Kh-59/69 missiles were launched from occupied Kherson, while Shahed drones were fired from Russia's Kursk and Yeysk oblasts, Ukraine's Air Force reported. Due to electronic warfare measures, five UAVs lost their course,