Russia-Ukraine crisis live updates | Two killed in Russian shelling of Ukrainian town of Nikopol, say officials

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Two people were killed in the Nicopol on Saturday when the Russian tough shooting hit the city of South Ukraine, said emergency services and regional governors. The savior found the corpse of two people in the debris, the emergency service said. Regional Governor Dnipropetrovsk, Valentyn Reznichenko, said that Russia fired 53 graduates’ rockets to the city.

In another attack, Russian missile attacks hit the city of Chuhuiv in the northeast Ukraine in the Kharkiv region last night, around 3:30 am local time, killing three people including a 70 -year -old woman, and injured three more, the regional governor said on the day on the day Saturday.

When Russia increased long-distance bombings in Ukraine cities that killed at least 34 people in the last three days and injured the score, air strike sirens were heard throughout the capital of Ukraine Kyiv on Saturday.

On Thursday, Kalibr shipping missile was launched from a Russian submarine in the Black Sea crashing into an office building in Vinnytsia, a city of 370,000 people around 200 km (125 miles) southwest of Kyiv. Officials said the strike killed at least 23 people and injured dozens.

Two died in Russian shooting in the Nicopol, said Ukranis’s emergency services said that two people had been killed in Russian shooting in the city of Nicopol in South Ukrania.
Russian missile strikes hit the city of Chuhuiv in Northeast of Ukraine in the Kharkiv region last night, killed three people including a 70 -year -old woman, and injured three more, said the regional governor on Saturday.

The strike damaged a two-story housing building, a school and a shop, and the rescue was going through the debris, said the Governor by Synehubov and the police. A regional police official said Russia fired four missiles into a city up near the city of West Belgorod at around 3:30 local time.

Russia, who invaded Ukraine on February 24, denied targeting civilians in what was described as special military operations.

A spokesman for the Ukraine Defense Ministry said on Friday that only 30% of Russian attacks hit military targets, with the rest landed at the civilian location. The statement cannot be verified by Reuters.