Russian strikes killed three ​people, including a child, in the region surrounding the capital Kyiv on Saturday, ​an official said.Tymur Tkachenko, head ⁠of the Kyiv regional ‌administration, said ‌Russian ​strikes were recorded at three locations ⁠in ​the Boryspil district, near ​the capital.Three more people ‌were injured in ​the attack, he said.In ⁠the capital ⁠itself, ​fires were reported in two districts, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said, following an air raid alert.Reuters witnesses heard several ‌powerful explosions ⁠that shook the centre of the city.Meanwhile, Ukrainian president ‌Volodymyr Zelenskiy arrived in Serbia on Friday for ​his first visit to the Balkan country, expected to focus on economic co-operation ​and bids by both countries to secure European ⁠Union membership.Zelenskiy posted a video ‌on ‌Telegram ​showing his arrival in advance of talks with populist president ⁠Aleksandar ​Vucic and other officials.“We ​will be speaking about expanding ‌economic ties between our countries, ​relations with the European Union, ⁠and other things ⁠that ​can work for our peoples, as well as security issues,” Zelenskiy wrote.Zelenskiy’s visit will likely sour ties between Serbia and Russia, its long-time ally ‌and main natural ⁠gas supplier.On Thursday, Vucic said the two leaders would ‌discuss European Union accession bids as well ​as economic and energy co-operation. – Reuters