Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities hit by Russian strikes as Moscow warns foreigners to leave

Russia launched fresh strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, killing at least six people and damaging the Northern Bridge, while Moscow warned foreign nationals and diplomats to leave, vowing continued attacks. The Russian Foreign Ministry said "targeted" strikes would continue against military facilities in response to Ukrainian attacks, and Russia would not accept responsibility for those ignoring the warning. Kyiv Mayor Vitalii Klitschko confirmed the bridge strike disrupted traffic, adding to closures on other Dnipro crossings. Attacks also hit Kharkiv, killing five, and the Odesa region, where a civilian cargo ship was struck. Ukrainian drones caused casualties in occupied Luhansk and Russia's Belgorod region, with both sides denying deliberate targeting of civilians.