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0:00I'm Ben Thomas with NAP News Minute, Ukrainian officials say Russian attacks killed at least four civilians today, including an elderly woman and person, and two women and a toddler in Odessa. Charles Stola-Desma has more. According to local authorities, 15 people, including a two-year-old girl and a second-month-old boy were injured in the Odessa attack. Rescue was working under floodlights, pulled four people from the rubble. A regional official says the strike damage residential and its two buildings, as well as critical infrastructure, President Vladimir Zelensky, says Russia's taken aim at Ukraine's Paragrid II, overnight barrageous, hitting energy infrastructure in four regions. Over the past week, Russia's launched more than 2,800 attack drones, nearly 1,350 powerful glide bombs, or more than 40 missiles of various types. According to Zelensky, Zelensky ads, the country's partners, need to strengthen air defenses together, so that the interception rate of drones and missiles continues to increase. I'm Charles Stola-Desma. It's been Thomas.