Russian missiles hit Kharkiv apartments, injuring civilians

Regional Ukrainian and nearby outlets describe Russian strikes as repeatedly hitting residential buildings, markets and other civilian sites in cities like Kharkiv and Odesa. They stress the human toll, naming injured residents, including children, and linking the attacks to a wider pattern of pressure on urban populations. They expect further civilian casualties unless there is a ceasefire or stronger air defenses.

• •Russian missiles and drones have struck apartment buildings in Kharkiv, injuring residents including an infant.
• •A Russian drone hit a market in Ukraine, killing five people and wounding 19 shoppers and workers.
• •A Russian drone strike in Odesa damaged a residential building and injured at least two civilians.
• •Russian forces have attacked Kharkiv repeatedly over several days, injuring at least six people on one day alone.
• •Ukrainian authorities are still open to an Easter truce despite ongoing Russian attacks on cities.