By Tara Subramaniam, Joshua Berlinger, Aditi Sangal and Mike Hayes, CNN

Updated 10:11 a.m. ET, March 22, 2023

7 killed in Kyiv region in wave of Russian drone strikes overnight, Ukrainian police say

From CNN's Svitlana Vlasova in Kyiv

The State Emergency Service for the Kyiv region has told CNN that the number of people killed in a Russian drone strike that hit a residential building in the town of Rzhyshchiv Tuesday night has risen to seven.

Andrii Niebytov, the Kyv region police chief, previously said that a drone had struck a dormitory building.

Police and emergency services evacuated more than 200 people after the strike, Niebytov said.

At least 6 missiles fired at Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine prosecutor's office says

From Svitlana Vlasova and Olga Voitovych in Kyiv

Russian forces fired at least six missiles at Zaporizhzhia, the Ukrainian prosecutor’s office said in a statement on Wednesday. 

The type of missiles that were used are "currently being established," the statement added.

The prosecutor’s office went on to say the missiles had caused significant damage to civilian infrastructure. 

“One of the missiles hit between two high-rise buildings, partially destroying apartments and balconies, damaging roofs and breaking windows,” it said. “The blast wave and debris also damaged other nearby residential buildings, cars and other civilian infrastructure in the city." 

Some people are still missing, according to the office.

“The search and rescue operation is ongoing. People are trapped under the rubble, information about the victims is being updated,” it added.

Earlier, the acting mayor of the city of Zaporizhzhia said a missile strike on a residential building in Zaporizhzhia had killed at least one person and left 25 people in the hospital.

Meanwhile, Mykhailo Podolyak, a senior Ukrainian official and adviser to President Volodymyr Zelensky, says the strikes deliberately targeted civilians.

“Zaporizhzhia. Today. A specific deliberate strike at a residential building. To kill civilians. No 'military' nearby,” Podolyak posted on Telegram on Wednesday. “Once again, the obvious. 'Russian world' came to kill – plain brazenly." 

Moscow will respond to UK supplying Ukraine with depleted uranium ammunition

From CNN's Katharina Krebs in London

Moscow will not leave unanswered the UK's intention to supply Ukraine with shells that include depleted uranium, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.

This decision will not remain without serious consequences both for Russian-British bilateral relations and at the international level, where the initial reaction from multilateral structures already indicates the complete rejection of London's plans. We will not leave such actions unanswered," the statement read. 

"Violating the fundamental norms of international law, London must not forget that it will have to bear full responsibility for this," the statement added.