Hello and welcome to NewsHour from the BBC World Service coming live from London.
This is Owen Bennett-Chernes.
Two people have been killed in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro after a Russian drone struck a high-rise residential building there.
The attack was part of a broader assault overnight on large energy facilities that was throughout the country.
And hundreds of drones came in, 450 according to a Zelensky tweet, as well as missiles.
Our diplomatic correspondent, James Landel, is in Kiev.
So just give us an assessment, James.
How widespread is the damage?
I think certainly the attack was widespread and geographically dispersed.
It was definitely a comprehensive structured attack, as you say, about 450 unmanned bomber drones,
45 missiles or so, and although the air defences got some of them,
not all of them were taken down, and that meant that according to the authorities,
there were attacks on 25 separate locations, which is quite a high number.
Primarily, we're told energy infrastructure.
The Ukrainians, as ever, are quite cautious about giving us precise details and locations for that.
But as you say, also, some residential targets were hit.
As you mentioned, two people died in that building in Nipro.
And to some extent, it's familiar territory,
namely the Russians stepping up attacks on energy infrastructure ahead of the winter,
because they know that.