Russian Attacks Hit Six Ukrainian Regions, Kill At Least Three Injure Dozens

On the night of June 6, Russia launched a widescale assault on multiple regions of Ukraine, including Poltava, Kyiv, Ternopil, Lutsk, Chernihiv, Khmelnytskyi, and Lviv, using a combination of missiles, drones, and strategic aviation. The attacks caused significant destruction to administrative buildings, warehouses, industrial facilities, and residential areas, resulting in multiple fires and power outages. In Poltava's Kremenchuk district alone, three people were injured, with two treated on-site and one hospitalized, while in Kyiv, at least four people, including first responders, were killed and 20 injured across six districts. Ukrainian officials condemned the attacks as violations of human rights and called for a strong international response, while Russian authorities claimed the strikes targeted military-related sites in retaliation for Ukrainian drone attacks inside Russia. The ongoing conflict continues to severely impact civilian infrastructure and populations, emphasizing the urgent need for accurate reporting and global support for Ukraine. Efforts to extinguish fires and provide medical aid are ongoing as Ukrainian forces defend against the aggressive Russian offensive.