Russian missile strike kills one in Ukraine's Poltava region
(Reuters) - A Russian missile strike on Ukraine's Poltava region on Wednesday killed one person and injured three others, the regional governor said.
"For the third day in a row, the Russians are attacking the Poltava region," Filip Pronin said on Telegram. One person was in severe condition, he added.
Ukraine's air force said it downed a Russian missile, identified as an Х-59/69 type, over the region. But debris damaged a school and kindergarten, according to Pronin.
(Reporting by Yuliia Dysa; editing by Mark Heinrich)
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