Russian air strikes injure eight in Kyiv, Ukraine hits Ozon in Saratov

Russian air strikes injured eight and caused a fire in a nine-storey apartment building in Kyiv on Friday morning, the city authorities said on Telegram, as Moscow resumed attacks on the Ukrainian capital after a short break for U.S. envoys trip.



Reuters footage showed servicemen trying to put out a fire at the apartment building in Kyiv where a number of windows were blown out.



Russia returned to its near-constant air attacks on Kyiv this week after a brief halt during the visit to Moscow and Kyiv of U.S. President Donald Trump's negotiators seeking to end the war which the Kremlin started by invading Ukraine in 2022.



In Russia, Ukrainian drones damaged civilian infrastructure in the central Volga River city of Saratov, regional governor Roman Busargin said on Telegram, adding that there were no casualties.



Russian e-commerce company Ozon said on Telegram that a Ukraine drone attack caused a fire at its logistics hub in Saratov, adding to more than two dozen warehouses, owned by Ozon and its top peer Wildberries, that have been recently hit.