Zelensky visits the front line near Bakhmut as Russia attacks cities during the conflict in Ukraine

Zelensky visits the front line near Bakhmut as Russia attacks cities during the conflict in Ukraine:

 At least three people were killed in a drone attack on a neighbourhood in the Kyiv region, one of many Ukrainian cities that Russian forces have attacked.

In Rzhyshchiv, a city on the outskirts of the capital, upper floors of two residential buildings were struck early on Wednesday.

According to rescue services, there was an 11-year-old victim.

Separately, officials in the Crimea that Russia has occupied said a drone attack from the Ukraine had been thwarted against their fleet.

The citizens of Sevastopol, a port city, heard explosions.

Three "items" aimed against the Black Sea Fleet had been destroyed, according to Mikhail Razvozhaev, head of Russia's occupying authority, and Russian warships had not been harmed.

The military of Ukraine, which earlier this week claimed to have destroyed missiles heading for the fleet, has not responded.in the northern Crimean city of Dzhankoi, a rail hub.

Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, claimed that more than 20 "killer drones" as well as missiles and shells had been launched by Russia.

He claimed that another assault order was issued every time "someone tried to hear the phrase 'peace' in Moscow," alluding to Chinese President Xi Jinping's departure from the country hours earlier.

Caption for the video: "Dear friendship" between Putin and Xi in 62 seconds

The 12-point Chinese peace plan, according to President Vladimir Putin, "may be accepted as the basis for settling the crisis in Ukraine, whenever the West and Kyiv are ready for it," he stated on Tuesday.

The strategy doesn't call for Russian forces to evacuate Ukraine's borders specifically and doesn't make any recommendations.a sovereign state.

After the meetings between Putin and Xi, the end of the Ukraine war is still far off.

Three persons were hurt in a separate Russian attack in the southern city of Odesa when a three-story structure on a monastery's property was struck, according to presidential chief of staff Andriy Yermak.

Also, Zhytomyr's north-west was targeted by drones, although no one was reportedly wounded. The military of Ukraine reported that 16 of the 21 drones launched on Wednesday were shot down.

In the hours that followed, air raid sirens were heard throughout Ukraine amid claims that Russian jets carrying long-range missiles had taken to the skies.