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(Reuters) -Russian shelling and air attacks killed five people outside the southeastern Ukraine city of Zaporizhzhia, while a drone attack on the northeast region of Sumy injured at least six early on Monday, including two children, regional officials said.
Ivan Fedorov, writing on the Telegram messaging app, said three women died in a series of Russian shelling incidents targeting the village of Ternuvate, east of Zaporizhzhia late on Sunday. A shop and several homes were badly damaged.
A man died in a nearby district in a Russian strike by a guided aerial bomb, Fedorov said. A total of nine people were injured in the Russian attacks and a private home was destroyed.
Two children were among those injured in a Russian drone attack on the Sumy region, Oleh Sinehubov, the governor of the region, said on Monday on Telegram.
"A 7-year-old boy is among the victims," Sinehubov said. He added that several buildings throughout the regions were damaged.
The attacks come as both Russia and Ukraine are about to meet for a round of peace talks, trying to find a way to end the war that Russia launched with a full-scale invasion on its smaller neighbour more than three years ago.
(Reporting by Ron Popeski, Bogdan Kochubey and Lidia Kelly; Editing by Lincoln Feast.Writing by Ron Popeski and Lidia Kelly;Editing by Rod Nickel)
Five people were killed outside the southeastern city of Zaporizhzhia due to Russian shelling and air attacks.
At least six people were injured in a drone attack in the Sumy region, including two children.
The casualties in Zaporizhzhia were caused by a series of Russian shelling incidents and a guided aerial bomb strike.
The attacks occurred as both Russia and Ukraine are preparing for a round of peace talks aimed at ending the ongoing war.
Ivan Fedorov and Oleh Sinehubov, regional officials, reported the details of the attacks via the Telegram messaging app.
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