Overnight strikes between Russia and Ukraine have resulted in civilian casualties. Local authorities report that the exchanges have left 7 dead and many injured on both sides. The strikes are part of a larger pattern of Russian missile attacks on Ukrainian cities.
Details of the attacks are available from local authorities and news sources. Further information on the situation can be found through NewsChannel 5 WTVF, which is following developments in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
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