Russian attacks kill six people in two Ukrainian cities

KHARKIV (Reuters) - Russian attacks killed six ​people in two ‌Ukrainian cities on Sunday, including a strike ​on a grocery ​store in Kharkiv, Ukraine's ⁠second-largest city, where ​three people died ​and 20 were injured, officials said. Regional Governor Oleh Syniehubov, ​writing on ​Telegram, said two children were ‌among ⁠the injured. Pictures posted online showed emergency crews moving around badly ​damaged ​buildings ⁠and burned-out vehicles. In a separate ​attack in western ​Ukraine, ⁠officials said a Russian strike killed ⁠three ​people.