Four killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine, prime minister says


First responders walk on debris at the site of an apartment building, which was damaged during a Russian drone strike, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Kyiv, Ukraine, October 21, 2026. REUTERS/Gleb Garanich

KYIV, ⁠Oct 21 (Reuters) - ⁠Four people ‌were killed in overnight ​Russian strikes ⁠on ⁠Ukraine, Prime Minister ⁠Sergii ‌Koretskyi ⁠said on Wednesday.

The ​strikes ‌hit energy ⁠facilities ​in the ⁠Kyiv, Volyn, Odesa ​and Mykolaiv regions, he ⁠added on the Telegram ​messaging ⁠app.

(Reporting by ​Dan ‌Peleschuk; Editing ​by Hugh Lawson)

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