Russian forces launched a ballistic missile attack on Mykolaiv on the morning of Sunday, May 3.
Governor Vitaliy Kim reported that five people, including three men and two women, were hospitalized following the strike.
According to Suspilne, the attack damaged 17 private homes, a multi-story building, and several vehicles.
In Kryvyi Rih, a Russian strike hit a high-rise building, sparking a fire.
Oleksandr Vilkul, head of the Kryvyi Rih Defense Council, announced that emergency rescue operations and firefighting efforts were initiated immediately.
Later, he stated that five people were taken to the hospital. According to Vilkul, a storage room in the building’s entrance hall was burned down, and windows were shattered.
All emergency services have begun cleanup operations. As a result of the attack, two children suffered smoke inhalation, and three adults experienced stress-related reactions. All were taken away by ambulance.
The Air Force of Ukraine had issued warnings of potential drone attacks prior to the strike.
These attacks are part of an extensive Russian offensive across Ukraine this Sunday. Earlier in the day, a strike near a gas station in the Krynichanska community wounded six people, including a pregnant woman and a 10-year-old boy who is in a moderate condition.
A bus transporting 40 children was also damaged in that incident, though the children had evacuated just before the impact.
Additionally, strikes in Odesa killed two people, and a drone attack in the Sumy region left a police officer in a critical condition. These events follow a massive overnight assault involving 268 drones and ballistic missiles that hit at least 15 locations nationwide.