Ukraine: Russian Strikes Kill 13, Wound 90 in Overnight Bombardment
Russian forces killed 13 people and wounded about 90 others across Ukraine in an intensified overnight bombardment campaign, Ukrainian officials said. The strikes targeted several Ukrainian cities as Moscow escalates its attacks. Russia's Kremlin said five people were killed in Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian cities during the same period.

Russian forces launched an intensified overnight bombardment campaign against Ukrainian cities, killing 13 people and wounding approximately 90 others over the past 24 hours, Ukrainian authorities reported Sunday. The attacks struck residential areas and infrastructure in multiple cities, adding to a rising civilian toll as the war grinds into its fourth year.
Ukrainian officials described the strikes as part of a broader pattern of escalation, with Moscow stepping up long-range missile and drone attacks in recent weeks. Kyiv has repeatedly accused Russia of deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure, a claim Moscow denies, saying it strikes only military and energy facilities tied to Ukraine's war effort.
Russia's defense ministry said separately that five people were killed in Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian cities during the same period, without specifying locations. Neither side's casualty figures could be independently verified, and both militaries have continued near-daily cross-border strikes with no sign of de-escalation.
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