Key facts
- Three people were killed and 20 wounded in Russian drone attacks.
- Power was cut to 370,000 people in northwest Ukraine.
- A drone strike hit a food-processing facility in Volyn.
Russian drone attacks killed at least three people and wounded 20 across Ukraine early Friday, officials said. The strikes also knocked out power to approximately 370,000 people in the northwest after hitting the energy grid. Two people died and 12 more were wounded in attacks on three districts of the eastern city of Kharkiv, Governor Oleh Syniehubov said. In the northwestern region of Volyn, a drone strike on a food-processing facility killed one person and wounded eight others, according to Governor Roman Romaniuk. Crews began repairing the energy grid in Volyn, reconnecting about 100,000 people by morning, Romaniuk added. The blackout could last for at least 24 hours in Volyn's regional capital, Lutsk, Mayor Andriy Razumovskyi said. Other attacks hit at least two shopping centers, one in Sumy and one in Rivne, officials said. Seven people were wounded by drones that hit a major shopping center and other sites in Rivne, regional governor Oleksandr Koval said.