Russian jet-powered drones struck petrol stations in Kyiv. [1] The Guardian filed Dniprovskyi and Obolonskyi districts during morning hours, with officials calling the targets civilian. [1] Al Jazeera filed two killed in the capital's fuel-station strikes. [2] Print the stations. Print Al Jazeera's two. Do not average a Guardian injury file into a third dead.

Reuters filed overnight strikes that injured two and set fire to a nine-storey apartment building. [3] An apartment fire is not the petrol page by itself. Do not merge the two files into one count. Print Friday's stations. Leave a later city tally to the edition that owns a later tally.

Friday recap that treats a fuel canopy as Kyiv fallen is a feed, not the Guardian. Print drones on stations. Print not a new front.

Fuel canopies burn photogenically; apartment blocks burn tragically. Friday's strikes hit both. Neither is a new front.

Photogenic and tragic both burn; Friday's fires are both. Neither advances a front. Stations rebuild; blocks mourn.

Mourned blocks mourn; Friday's drones hit stations and apartments. Neither is a new front. The Guardian, not a fallen-Kyiv feed.

Friday's drones hit stations and apartments. Neither is a new front. The Guardian, not a fallen-Kyiv feed.

Fuel canopies and apartment blocks both burned. Friday's strikes are not a new front. The Guardian's count is not a fallen-Kyiv feed.

Stations and apartments both burned. Friday's drones are not a new front. Print the Guardian, not a fallen-Kyiv feed.

Stations and apartments both burned. Friday's drones are not a new front. Friday prints the Guardian's count, not a fallen city.

-- KATYA VOLKOV, Moscow