Russian attacks killed one person in Ukraine's Kharkiv region and one in Zaporizhzhia, Ukrainian authorities said; Russian-installed authorities separately attributed four civilian deaths in occupied Horlivka to Ukrainian drones. [1]

The paper's report on the Kyiv exhibition strike kept impact, casualties, event security and responsibility on separate lines; Sunday's six deaths require the same discipline because they did not come from one attack or one authority's record.

AP reported at least six wounded in Kharkiv, including two children, and at least six in Zaporizhzhia, while debris from intercepted missiles wounded at least three people in Kyiv [1]; those wound counts belong to separate places and mechanisms.

Russia's Defense Ministry said it downed 133 Ukrainian drones over Russia, the Black Sea and occupied Crimea [1]; that is an attributed interception claim, not an independently reconciled launch count or proof that the Horlivka deaths came from any particular aircraft in the total.

No authorized X post was recovered, so victory and terror frames remain unobserved; AP's regional headline gathers the day without collapsing its jurisdictions, and the next evidence remains site-level weapons, launch tracks, interceptions, debris, impacts, identities and hospital records; six is a useful summary only after the reader knows it represents separate attributed deaths across opposing authorities, not a single attack with a settled cause.

-- KATYA VOLKOV, Moscow