Russian drones have damaged a vintage car museum in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, pictures have shown.

Russia fired 100 drones at targets across Ukraine overnight, Kyiv has reported, damaging apartment blocks and residential homes in three major Ukrainian cities.

Ukraine’s air force says they shot down 65 Russian drones, while 28 failed to reach their targets.

Damage has been reported in the capital of Kyiv, the city of Kharkiv in the northeast of Ukraine and in the southern city of Odesa.

Further damage was recorded in Sumy, Poltava, Cherkasy and Chernihiv.

At least four people have been injured after a Russian drone and missile attack hit the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa.

Oleh Kiper, the governor of the wider region, said four residential high-rise buildings and five summer houses were hit by fragments of downed Russian drones. A 91-year-old man was among the hospitalised.

Ukraine’s state emergency services said that one person was rescued from a blocked apartment on the 19th floor of one of the buildings.

They added that 15 people were receiving psychological assistance.

An overnight Russian air attack injured four people, set a private business on fire and damaged several houses in Kharkiv, Ukrainian officials said today.

A 62-year-old woman was hospitalised and a 66-year-old man was injured when debris from a destroyed Russian drone fell, damaging several houses in the Kharkiv district that includes and surrounds the city of Kharkiv, the regional governor said.

Emergency services were called soon after midnight to a private business that caught fire in Kharkiv in result of a Russian drone attack, mayor Ihor Terekhov said on his Telegram channel.

Ukraine’s state emergency service said the fire engulfed production facilities. At least two people suffered acute stress reactions, including a child, the emergency service said.

It was not immediately clear what facility was burning. Video footage showed massive flames coming from what looked like an industrial building.

North Korean troops have withdrawn from the frontline in part of Russia’s Kursk region after suffering heavy losses, a Ukrainian commander said.

The North Korean troops, who have been fighting alongside Russia, have temporarily withdrawn from one of the axes of Kursk oblast where Ukraine’s 73rd Special Operation Forces (SOF) centre is deployed, colonel Oleksandr Kindratenko, an SOF spokesperson, told the Kyiv Independent.

His comments came after another commander, with codename “Puls”, told Sky News that the North Korean troops were likely either learning lessons from mistakes made during their first fierce battlefield clashes with Ukrainian soldiers or waiting for reinforcements.