Four people have been killed after Russian shelling in the southern port city of Kherson, the head of the city's administration has said.
Roman Mrochko said on Telegram that at around 12pm local time Russian forces shelled the region from the temporarily occupied left bank.
The shelling caused a fire to break out in the city centre, and rescuers who arrived at the scene found the bodies of two men, aged 45 and 50, in a car.
The shelling also killed a woman who was on the street at the time and another man.
Mr Mrochko also said a 60-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries.
