Russian attack kills four in Ukraine's Dnipro, Zelenskiy says

May 5 (Reuters) - ‌A ​Russian ​attack killed four people on ‌Tuesday in the southeastern Ukrainian ⁠city of Dnipro, President ‌Volodymyr Zelenskiy said, ‌one of a series of assaults launched in ​the country's east.

"These are absolutely cynical, ⁠senseless terrorist strikes void of any ​military sense," Zelenskiy wrote on Telegram. "Such Russian ​strikes on our ‌cities and villages do not cease ⁠for a single day."

Regional Governor Oleksandr Hanzha ⁠put the death toll at ​three, with nine injured, one in a serious condition. Hanzha ‌said a business in the city ‌had been set ⁠ablaze.

(Reporting by ‌Ron Popeski ​and Oleksandr Kozhukhar; Editing by Chris ‌Reese)

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