Russian planes launch a salvo of glide bombs on a city in southern Ukraine, according to regional officials cited by multiple outlets. ABC News, The Independent, and the Washington Times report that the attack involves eight glide bombs dropped over a residential area of the southern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, with strikes occurring within about a 90-minute period. The regional chief Ivan Fedorov says the bombardment kills one person and wounds dozens. The Winnipeg Free Press article, while not providing additional details in the provided text, matches the same incident description: Russian planes firing a salvo of glide bombs at a southern Ukrainian city, resulting in one death and dozens of injuries. None of the sources included here provide further specifics on the type of glide bombs beyond describing them as powerful, or on the immediate damage assessments, emergency response, or attribution beyond the reported statements of the regional chief. The reports focus on casualty figures and the number and timing of the bombs described as being released by Russian aircraft.