MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian man was killed and two women were injured when shells fired from Ukrainian territory hit two houses in Russia's Rostov region, Russian news agencies said on Sunday, an attack denied by the Ukrainian authorities.
Alexander Titov, a representative of the Rostov regional government, told ITAR TASS news agency that a shell struck two private houses at about 9.20 a.m. Moscow time (6.20 a.m. BT) in Donetsk, a town of the same name as the city in eastern Ukraine. A Russian man was killed, he said.
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