Ukraine and Russia have struck houses and an oil depot near the Black Sea

A Russian missile strike has destroyed civil houses and infrastructure in southern Ukraine, in the south of the city of Mykolav, according to local officials.

At least three civilians were reported injured in the city near the Black Sea, which has been bombarded by Russian forces several times. The Ukraine State Emergency Service published photos of firefighters on the scene after the missile strike.

Early on Sunday, a huge oil depot fire raged near the Russia black station in Sochi – blamed by the Russian authorities with a Ukrainian drone attack. Sochi airport in the same area – Adler district – suspension flights.

The governor of the Krasnodar region, Veniamin Kondratyev, said on Telegram that drone debris had struck a fuel tank and that 127 firefighters attacked the fire.

Drone’s attack was one of the many launched by Ukraine over the weekend, targeting facilities in Russian cities in southern Ryazan, Penza and Voronezh. Voronezh’s governor said four people had been injured in a drone strike.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for stronger international sanctions against Russia this week after a deadly attack on kyiv on Thursday killed at least 31 people.

More than 300 drones and eight cruise missiles were launched in the assault, said Ukrainian officials, attacking one of the deadliest in the capital since Russia launched its large -scale invasion in February 2022.