Three civilians killed in Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian regions, local officials say


MOSCOW, ⁠Sept 8 (Reuters) - ⁠Three civilians ‌have been killed in Ukrainian ​drone attacks, ⁠local officials ⁠said on Tuesday.

One ⁠person ‌was ⁠killed in Russia's ​Kursk ‌region, and two ⁠others ​in Russia's Bryansk ⁠region, officials ​said.

Reuters could not independently confirm ⁠the reports and there was ​no ⁠immediate comment ​from ‌Ukraine.

(Reporting by ReutersEditing ​by Andrew Osborn)

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