Russian attacks killed five ‌people and injured 20 in the southeastern Ukrainian ​city of Zaporizhzhia early on Tuesday and also struck Kyiv, triggering fires in ​the capital, officials said.Zaporizhzhia regional governor Ivan ⁠Fedorov said Russian troops had deployed missiles ‌and ‌aerial ​bombs on the city. He posted pictures showing buildings ⁠and ​vehicles ablaze. Air raid alerts ​were sounded in both ‌Zaporizhzhia and in Kyiv, where ​the city’s military administration said ⁠warehouses in ⁠a central ​district were ablaze. One person was reported injured.Mayor Vitali Klitschko said medical personnel had been dispatched to a central district. Kyiv’s air raid alert ‌was lifted ⁠after 40 minutes and then issued again later well after ‌midnight.Reuters witnesses earlier reported hearing explosions ​in the city.Russia’s defence ministry said ‌on Tuesday that its forces had ​carried out overnight strikes on defence industry facilities ​and transport and logistics ⁠centres in ‌Kyiv ​and Zaporizhzhia.The Russian ‌defence ministry also ⁠said it had intercepted or destroyed ‌396 Ukrainian drones over ​15 regions overnightIn Russia’s Voronezh region, a drone ‌attack killed one person and injured two ‌others overnight, while falling ​debris triggered fires at warehouse facilities, Alexander Gusev, the regional governor, said on Tuesday.Russia’s ​air defence units destroyed 15 drones ⁠over the city of Voronezh and ‌five ‌districts ​of the region, Gusev said on Telegram.“A drone crash ⁠caused fires ​at two warehouses ​of a large company. At one ‌facility, the fire ​has been contained to an area of ⁠16,000sq m, ​while at the other, a blaze covering 20,000sq m is being extinguished. Emergency services are on scene,” the governor said.He did not identify ‌the company ⁠whose warehouses were affected.Earlier on Tuesday, Russian online retailer Wildberries said its ‌logistics facilities in the Voronezh region ​had been evacuated in accordance ​with safety requirements. - Reuters