Russian drones kill seven in Kharkiv petrol station attack

According to multiple reports from the regional governor Oleg Synegubov, Russian attacks on Kharkiv resulted in the deaths of seven people, including three children. The attacks involved Iranian-made Shahed drones that hit a petrol station, causing burning fuel to spill out and 14 private houses to burn. The incidents forced at least 50 people to evacuate and injured one person in nearby homes. In a separate incident in Odesa, a drone attack reportedly caused damage but no casualties were reported. The Ukrainian air force claimed to have shot down 23 out of 31 Russian-launched drones during these attacks. A local prosecutor also announced that a drone attack was underway on Thursday. There is some variation in the number of people evacuated and the injury report between different sources.