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Russian Strikes Kill 5 in Ukraine, Including a Child, Officials Say

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Russian strikes across Ukraine killed at least five people, including a child, according to Ukrainian officials. In the Donetsk region, a heavily contested frontline area, an attack struck an apartment building in the city of Kramatorsk, resulting in one fatality. A second person was killed in a village near Kramatorsk. The strikes caused significant structural damage to residential infrastructure in the region.

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