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Authorities say that Ukraine drones have killed six people and damaged warehouses in Russia

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Governors reported that Ukraine's attacks overnight on Russia killed 6 people and injured 9 as they damaged warehouses in the vicinity of Moscow and St. Petersburg. Meanwhile, Russian strikes have injured and killed people in Ukraine. Governor Andrei Vorobyov announced on Telegram that five people were killed and six others injured in the Moscow area after Ukrainian drones struck. Authorities in the region of Belgorod, near Ukraine, have reported that a drone struck a car and killed a woman, while two others were injured. Four people sought medical help after two children and an elderly woman died in a Russian-guided bomb attack. The drones that hit the warehouse near St. Petersburg, Russia's second largest city, were not identified by regional governor Alexander Drozdenko on Telegram, but one person was hurt. Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer and a frequent target for Ukraine's recent attacks, reported that its warehouse in St Petersburg had caught fire, but no one was injured. Both Russia and Ukraine deny that civilians were targeted in the 'war' sparked by Russia's full-scale invasion in Ukraine in February 2022. Finland, which is a NATO and EU member, has lifted the temporary aviation restriction zone that was briefly set up on the eastern Gulf of Finland. Could not independently verify the reports.