Russian attacks overnight kill one, injure three in Ukraine, officials say


(Reuters) - Russian shelling overnight killed one person and injured two more in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk and Russian forces attacked Ukraine with 79 drones, Ukraine's authorities said on Sunday.

"Kramatorsk was subjected to hostile shelling - residential district," city Mayor Oleksandr Goncharenko wrote on the Telegram messaging app. "A boy born in 2006 was killed."

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