Several locations were targeted - including the capital Kyiv - with around 100 people injured.
18 people are now confirmed dead after Russia's overnight bombardment of Ukraine.
Last night's attack is one of the largest launched on Ukraine since the conflict began.
Several locations were targeted - including the capital Kyiv, Kharkiv and Dnipro - with around 100 people injured.
It's reported an eight-year-old boy and his mum were found in the ruins of a four-storey building in Dnipro.
Authorities fear more are trapped in the rubble of collapsed apartment buildings.

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