A government building in Kyiv was damaged in the attack, the first such instance.
At least four persons were killed and more than 44 injured after Russia on Sunday launched its largest drone strike on Ukraine since the war began in 2022, using 805 drones and decoys, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
Moscow also fired 13 missiles during the attack, AP reported.
The Ukrainian Air Force said that it intercepted 747 drones and four missiles, the news agency reported.
However, nine missiles and 56 drones struck 37 locations across the country. Debris from intercepted weapons also fell on eight sites, AP reported.
Zelenskyy said in a social media post that first responders and emergency services were still dealing with the aftermath.
