At least four people were killed in Russian attacks on Dnipro, a major city in central-eastern Ukraine, according to local authorities. The attacks took place during the night, and victims were found under rubble, with rescue operations still ongoing. Oleksandre Ganja, the military administrator of the Dnipropetrovsk region, said that four districts of Dnipro were targeted using "missiles, drones, and artillery," causing serious damage to warehouses and a company. Industrial infrastructure in two other cities in the region, Kryvyï Rig and Pavlograd, was also attacked. In the southern region of Mykolaïv, a long-range Russian drone struck a residential area, killing a three-year-old child, according to interim governor Georgiï Rechetilov. Four other people were injured in the attack, with one of them suffering serious injuries. These incidents highlight the ongoing risks faced by civilians in regions near the front lines, where attacks can strike without warning. President Volodymyr Zelensky is currently in New York for a series of meetings, including a planned meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. Zelensky mentioned that there are "concrete proposals in terms of security and de-escalation measures" that could bring the war closer to an end. He also emphasized efforts to strengthen Ukraine’s air defense systems and secure financial support for the country. Washington has renewed its diplomatic efforts to find an exit from the war, which has lasted more than four years. Zelensky also plans to meet with European leaders, American senators, and business executives during his time in New York, underscoring the international focus on finding a resolution to the ongoing conflict.