Russian drones continue to bombard Ukraine's capital region

Russian drones continue to bombard Ukraine's capital region with residential buildings, warehouses and even a Coca-Cola plant not spared from Moscow's aerial attacks.

Three injuries have been reported so far.

This as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy noted that tentative dates have been set for US negotiators to visit Kyiv.

Clouds of smoke billowed from a major warehouse in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv after sustaining Moscow's latest drone attack in the region.

Vadym Hostievskyi, the executive director of the pharmaceutical warehouse, said the facility is the second of its kind to be destroyed by Russian forces in the conflict, adding that he now has to look for new sources to deliver medicine to the local community in time.

The attack on Thursday significantly damaged one of the Eastern European country's largest pharmaceutical warehouses.

Emergency services had to temporarily halt their work at the site owing to follow-up strikes in the same location.

In the nearby city of Brovary, a Coca Cola production site was also struck by Russian drones.

No injures have been reported.

In Kyiv's Holosiivskyi district, firefighters rushed to extinguish flames after Russian drones slammed into a residential building, injuring at least three people.

Local resident Zlata Viunyk said the situation is much worse than before, ever since the Russian military upgraded their drones to more silent ones.

She stressed the community lives in a constant state of anxiety, with simple trips to nearby stores having become impossible.

This as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that tentative dates have been set for the arrival of US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Ukraine.

The Ukrainian leader said Washington confirmed its negotiating team will have a meeting in Moscow and another one in Kyiv, with the latter one expected to take place in the coming days.