Russian attacks kills three in Ukrainian cities, nine injured in Kyiv strikes, officials say

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Russian military attacks in Ukrainian cities killed three people and injured nine others in Kyiv, including a child. The attacks, increasingly intense during the day, have caused ongoing casualties as Russian forces continue their offensive.

Sept 27 (Reuters) - Russian attacks killed three people in two different Ukrainian cities on Sunday and struck districts of the capital Kyiv, local officials said. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said nine people were injured in the capital, including a child. Six of the injured were being treated in hospital. Russian forces have long staged intensive attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, mostly at night. In recent weeks, they have launched strikes almost continuously throughout the day.