Russian Drone Strike Kills 5 in Ukraine

0:00It's April 4th. This is Global News Today, powered by AI Bringing You What Matters Globally. A Russian drone strike hit a busy market in Nikopol, southern Ukraine, killing five people and wounding 21 others, including a 14-year-old girl. This happened right at 9.50 local time on Saturday morning, smashing kiosks and scattering debris everywhere. Just days earlier, Russian drones and missiles killed at least 15 civilians across Ukraine. Meanwhile, Ukraine fired back with its own drones and missiles on the Russian city of Togunrog, where one person died and four were seriously hurt in. A fire at a logistics site. Kyiv also claims it struck a military parts factory in Tolyati. Nikopol sits across the DNI per river from Russian occupied land, and its under constant fire nearly half of its 100,000 residents have fled. A second drone hit the same spot, injuring two more men and prosecutors are calling it a war crime. Overnight, Russia sent nearly 300 drones at Ukraine, with more casualties reported in

1:04Karkiv and Sumi, while Moscow says it downed. 85 Ukrainian drones, Zelensky offered an Easter truce, but Russia hasn't responded. These bold daytime attacks are wrapping up as US-led peace talk stall, shifting focus to the Middle East conflict.