Russia accused of ‘rapidly growing’ attacks on civilian infrastructure after five killed in Ukraine – Europe live

Five people were killed and four others injured in Ukraine following a series of strikes on civilian infrastructure, including petrol stations in Kyiv. Ukrainian officials have formally accused Russia of deliberately targeting non-military sites as part of a rapidly growing campaign against the country's infrastructure.

The attacks, which occurred over the course of two days, represent a continuation of the ongoing conflict in the region. Local authorities in Kyiv confirmed that the casualties resulted from renewed strikes on fuel facilities, highlighting the increasing vulnerability of civilian-focused targets in the current escalation.