Zelenskyy says Russian forces set for massive attack on Ukraine

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that Russian forces are preparing

an impending massive attack on Ukraine and warned residents to take special care

as Russian strikes in different regions have killed at least six people.

President Zelenskyy said Saturday that Ukraine had reached agreements

with its Western partners, including the United States, to increase pressure on Russia.

He said that "the United States and all partners in Europe in the

Group of Seven equally assess the situation and are ready

to support Ukraine in the future."

He also criticised Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko

over relay equipment on the border with Ukraine that he claimed

was being used to guide Russian drone attacks.

This as at least one person was killed and six others,

including a child, were injured after Russian guided bombs

slammed Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city.

Footage from Kharkiv Regional State Emergency Service

of Ukraine showed evacuations of injured people and a body

being pulled from the rubble hours after the attack.

Russian KAB bombs slammed into a low-rise apartment block

in the city's Kholodnohirskyy district in the early hours of

Saturday.

The head of the regional administration said at least nine people

had been injured, of whom five had to be hospitalised.