Russia on Tuesday struck the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia with two guided aerial bombs, killing a woman and injuring 15 other people including two children.
Regional governor Ivan Fedorov said this on Tuesday, adding that the attack damaged residential buildings and an infrastructure facility which he did not identify.
Local officials posted images of a multi-storey residential building with charred upper floors and rescuers helping the wounded.
According to the regional governor, doctors were treating boys aged 14 and four as well as others injured in the attack, during which one of the guided bombs struck a densely populated area of the city at about 1140 a.m. (0840 GMT).
He further stated that the highly destructive guided bombs are difficult for Ukrainian air defences to intercept.
DAILY POST reports that Zaporizhzhia, an important logistical and industrial hub in southeastern Ukraine that is about 50 km (30 miles) from the front line, has been a frequent target of intensified Russian-guided bomb strikes.
Russia, which began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, partially occupies the Zaporizhzhia region, which is also home to Europe's largest nuclear power plant.
Regional officials said Russian forces also launched drone attacks on the city of Kherson in southern Ukraine and the city of Kharkiv in the northeast.
Regional governor Oleksander Prokudin said four people were injured in Kherson, and a hospital was damaged in the drone attacks.
In Kharkiv, mayor Ihor Terekhov said one person was hurt, urging residents to stay in shelters as air defences tried to repel the attack.
