A Russian strike killed three people on April 7 in Nikopol, according to officials in Ukraine. Authorities said a drone hit a city bus during morning travel hours and injured at least 12 others.

Officials reported that emergency services reached the site and transported the injured to hospitals. Local authorities said the strike damaged the bus and nearby infrastructure. Investigators recorded details of the attack and began assessment of the impact.

Ukrainian officials stated that Russian forces carried out strikes in other areas on the same day. Reports from Odesa said another attack killed three people and injured others. Authorities said these strikes targeted locations used by civilians.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that attacks continue across regions and called for support from partner countries. He said Ukraine needs assistance to respond to ongoing strikes and to protect infrastructure and civilians.

Officials stated that Russian forces have continued the use of drones and missiles in multiple regions. Local administrations reported damage to transport systems and residential areas following recent strikes.

No ceasefire agreement has been reached. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and respond to incidents as they occur.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine remains active, with strikes reported across several regions on April 7.

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