Ukraine and Russia have each reported deaths after a new wave of attacks struck areas far from the main battlefield. According to officials cited in reports from both sides, at least eight people were killed overall, including a child.
In Ukraine, Russian strikes reportedly left four people dead. On the Russian side, authorities said four others were killed in attacks in Russia and in Crimea, the Black Sea peninsula that Moscow annexed and Ukraine regards as its own territory.
The reported casualties highlight how the war continues to reach beyond the front line, with both countries facing strikes deeper inside territory they control. Such attacks have become an increasingly visible part of the conflict, adding pressure on civilians as well as local authorities.
With each side accusing the other of carrying out deadly attacks, the latest incident underscores the continuing intensity of the war and the human toll it is taking across multiple regions.
