Three Killed in Russia-Ukraine Attacks as Limited Humanitarian Truce Begins

Three people were killed and at least 16 others wounded in Ukrainian and Russian attacks as a limited humanitarian truce began to allow aid deliveries and civilian evacuations.

The attacks hit Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia in Ukraine, as well as Bryansk in Russia. The reported toll covered the attacks collectively, with no breakdown of casualties by location.

The limited truce was intended to enable assistance to reach the town of Oleshky and allow residents to leave.

The humanitarian arrangement was narrow in scope, rather than a broader halt to hostilities. Its start coincided with the deadly attacks elsewhere in the conflict.