At least six injured in Kyiv region as Russia and Ukraine exchange overnight strikes

At least six people were injured in the Kyiv region after Russia and Ukraine exchanged strikes overnight, according to Anadolu Agency. A Russian strike damaged a bridge in the Ukrainian capital, while Russian officials said Moscow's Kaluga region came under a Ukrainian attack that left several people wounded.

Ukrainian authorities reported the casualties and infrastructure damage in Kyiv following the Russian strike, though full details on the extent of the bridge damage were not immediately available. The incident adds to a continuing pattern of cross-border strikes between the two countries targeting infrastructure and border regions.

On the Russian side, officials in the Kaluga region said several people were wounded in the overnight Ukrainian attack, without providing a more precise casualty figure at the time of reporting. Kaluga, which borders Ukraine, has periodically reported strikes and drone incidents since the start of the full-scale war.

Neither side's account could be independently verified, and the overnight exchange underscores how both capitals continue to trade strikes deep into the conflict, with civilian infrastructure in both countries repeatedly affected.