Russian airstrikes have killed one person and injured two others in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, according to local authorities.
The attacks also forced the temporary closure of two bridges across the Dnipro River as officials responded to the latest wave of strikes.
The developments come amid continuing military tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with attacks on infrastructure and urban areas remaining a major feature of the conflict.
Ukrainian authorities have continued to report Russian missile and drone attacks, while Russia maintains its own claims about military operations and targets.
The latest strikes have added to concerns about the safety of civilians in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities.
Meanwhile, tensions between Russia and Western countries remain high. European governments and NATO officials have continued to discuss security concerns linked to the war and the possibility of further Russian activity beyond Ukraine.
The conflict has also continued to affect European energy security, defence spending and diplomatic relations.
International efforts to end the war have so far failed to produce a lasting settlement, leaving the conflict as one of the major security issues facing Europe.
