Mar 21 β€’ 09:02 UTC πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ UK Sky News

Russian drones kill at least two in Ukraine and hit power

Russian drone strikes in Ukraine have resulted in fatalities and power outages in multiple regions.

Recent drone strikes by Russian forces in Ukraine have claimed the lives of at least two individuals in Zaporizhzhia while also causing significant power outages across the Chernihiv region. Ukrainian officials reported that a man and a woman were killed in the attacks, while two children sustained injuries after a drone struck a private residence early Saturday morning. The devastation was highlighted through images shared by regional officials, showcasing the wreckage of homes and vehicles in the affected area.

The timing of these attacks coincides with a Ukrainian delegation's visit to the United States aimed at resuming peace negotiations. This suggests a tactical escalation by Russia amid diplomatic efforts from Ukraine. Ivan Fedorov, a regional authority in Zaporizhzhia, expressed concern over the ongoing violence, which appears to be a continuation of hostilities in the region.

Furthermore, the drone strikes reportedly left the majority of the Chernihiv region without electricity after a second strike targeted the area's power infrastructure. Viacheslav Chaus, the governor of Chernihiv, confirmed these developments, indicating the broader impact of such military actions on civilian life and infrastructure. The strikes have raised further alarm over the deteriorating humanitarian conditions within Ukraine as conflict continues.

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