In Kyiv, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said four people, including the child, had died.

Seven people were killed in Odesa and in the southeastern city of Dnipro, where Russian attacks set ​residential buildings ablaze, the regional governor said two people were killed.

Klitschko said ​45 city residents were injured.

The city came under another attack ⁠early on Thursday, he said, adding that a drone, flying very ​low, slammed into an 18-storey building.

Ukraine’s emergency services put the death toll in ​Kyiv at five.

Photos posted online showed fires burning out of control and smoke billowing skyward.

Klitschko said rescue teams had rescued a mother and child from a building in a ​central district where the ground floor was badly damaged.

He also said ​missile debris had hit the sixth floor of an apartment building in the central Podil district.

Klitschko ‌said ⁠a large fire had broken out in a building in a district in the north of the capital, and four emergency medical workers were injured, while debris had fallen in several locations.

Dnipro, Odesa under attack

Seven people were killed, ​and 11 injured ​in missile and ⁠drone attacks in the southern city of Odesa, the head of the local military administration said.

“Last night, the city came ​under several waves of missile and drone attacks,” Serhiy ​Lysak wrote ⁠on Telegram, reporting damage to infrastructure facilities and a residential building.

In Dnipro, Regional Governor Oleksandr Ganzha said that two people were killed.

listed 27 people as injured and ⁠posted ​pictures showing residential buildings ablaze.

In Kharkiv, Ukraine’s ​second-largest city in the northeast, officials said two people had been injured in drone strikes.