Russian missiles slammed into the central Ukrainian hometown of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, killing at least one person, wounding 10 and likely trapping others beneath rubble.
. At the same time, Ukraine has sought to take the war deep into Russia, reportedly using drones to hit targets as far away as Moscow.
“The Kyiv regime is in a very, very difficult situation,” Peskov said, “as the counteroffensive is not working out as planned.” Another Ukrainian drone targeted a district police department early Monday in Russia’s Bryansk region, which borders Ukraine, but there were no casualties, the local governor said.
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