Four killed in Russian drone strike on Kyiv region, officials say

At least four people were killed early on Wednesday in a Russian drone strike near Kyiv which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said showed Moscow was not interested in peace.
The State Emergency Service said on the Telegram messaging app that two dormitories and an educational facility in Rzhyshchiv, 64 km south of the capital, had been partially destroyed in the overnight attack.
Regional police chief Andrii Nebytov said 20 people had been taken to hospital and several were still missing following a series of explosions after 3 a.m. (0100 GMT) that killed four people.
A large part of the top floor of a five-storey dormitory building had been knocked out by the attack. Workers in white helmets and reflective jackets clambered through the rubble of another badly damaged building.