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A third person has died after overnight Russian drone strikes on Kharkiv, city officials have said.

Posting on Telegram, Oleg Synegubov, head of the wider Kharkiv administration, said a 65-year-old man had died in hospital from "deep, extensive burns".

Ukraine's emergency services said the other two victims were a 66-year-old man and a 47-year-old woman. In all, 60 people were injured, including nine children.

A big fire broke out at a gunpowder plant in the Russia's Tambov region overnight, according to Russian Telegram channels.

Residents in the town of Kotovsk, around 300 miles southeast of Moscow, reported hearing multiple explosions as Ukrainian drones struck the region. Videos posted on social media show a big blaze, apparently in the vicinity of the plant.

Reports on Russian state media said the fire was caused by a large-scale drone attack on the region, but didn't mention an attack on the plant.

The plant is one of the biggest industrial facilities in Russia that manufactures ammunition for the army and has been the target of previous drone attacks.

Sky News cannot independently verify reports of the attack on the plant. Ukraine's military has not commented.

For context: Kyiv's forces regularly conduct drone attacks and sabotage acts on Russian territory, targeting military assets, oil refineries and industrial facilities.

On Monday, a Ukrainian drone attack hit a Russian electronics company 800 miles over the border. That followed a larger operation last week called Operation Spider's Web, which targeted Russian jets.

Russia's overnight attacks across Ukraine included a barrage of 85 drones, 40 of which were shot down, Kyiv's military says.

"The main areas of the air strike are Kharkiv, Donetsk and Odesa regions," the military said on Telegram. 

It said nine drones were lost - a reference to the use of electronic warfare to redirect them.

Here are scenes in Kharkiv following the drone strike.

According to the city's mayor, the attack began at around 00.30am (10.30pm UK time) and lasted for nine minutes.

Emergency services are still at the site of the attack.

Two people have been killed in by an overnight Russian drone strike in Ukraine's second-largest city of Kharkiv, its mayor has said.

Posting on the Telegram messaging app, Ihor Terekhov said 17 drones were launched at the city during a concentrated, nine-minute attack.

"There are direct hits on multistorey buildings, private homes, playgrounds, enterprises and public transport," he said.

Oleh Sinehubov, the governor of the broader Kharkiv region, said 57 people were injured in the attack, including seven children.

For context: Russia launches near nightly aerial attacks on Ukraine. Last night's strikes follow Moscow's two biggest drone assaults of the war on Ukraine this week, when hundreds of drones were launched.

The Kremlin said the strikes were revenge for Kyiv's attack on Russian airbases last week.

Welcome back to our live coverage of the war in Ukraine.

Ukraine has again been targeted by Russian overnight aerial attacks, with officials reporting two people have been killed in strikes in Kharkiv.

We'll bring you more on that and all the latest news from the battlefield here in this live blog, so stay tuned.

Thanks for joining us, we'll be back soon with the latest updates from the war in Ukraine.

Until then, here's a rundown of what's happened over the last 24 hours:

• Ukraine was hit with another night of widespread Russian drone and missile attacks;
• A five-hour assault targeted Kyiv, where one woman died in the capital's northern district, city officials said;
• At least seven others were killed across the country, including two men in Odesa, local officials said;
• Volodymyr ZelenAG百家乐在线官网y said Russia's attacks drowned out worldwide efforts for peace;
• Over in Moscow, the Kremlin revealed it's still in talks with Kyiv over the return of the bodies of Ukrainian soldiers.

Volodymyr ZelenAG百家乐在线官网y says Ukraine and Russia need "strong mediators" to oversee future peace talks, and suggests the US "don't appear" to be the ones capable of taking on the task.

In an interview with Hungarian outlet  released today, Ukraine's president said Russia was effectively stalling the peace process during the last round of direct talks between Kyiv and Moscow on 2 June.

"We want to end the war, but this requires the will of both parties. If the other party is not ready for this, it will always come up with something. 

"They even told our delegation: we know that our memorandum is an ultimatum, and you will not accept it. Thus, the question is not the quality of the Istanbul format, but what to do about the Russians' lies.

"That is why we need strong mediators: so that Russians cannot back out of the agreements reached in the negotiations. 

"The United States does not appear to be a strong mediator at the moment: the Russians told them not to be at the table, and they simply walked away. Why? Because of their soft policy towards Russia."

Russia's overnight bombardment of Kyiv killed one woman in the capital's northern Obolon district, city officials have said.

"My sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of the deceased," Tymur Tkachenko posted on Telegram. "This is a heavy and painful loss.

"Russian strikes are once again hitting not military targets, but the lives of ordinary people. This once again shows the true essence of what we are dealing with."

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