(Reuters) -&nbsp;Ukraine's top&nbsp;military&nbsp;command said on Monday that its forces&nbsp;destroyed&nbsp;all&nbsp;35&nbsp;Iranian-made Shahed&nbsp;drones&nbsp;that&nbsp;Russia&nbsp;had&nbsp;launched&nbsp;overnight&nbsp;at different targets around the country.
"The&nbsp;Russian Federation (also)&nbsp;launched&nbsp;16 missile strikes last night, in particular on the cities of Kharkiv, Kherson, Mykolaiv and Odesa regions," the General Staff of&nbsp;Ukraine's Armed Forces said in its daily update.
It added that in addition, 61 airstrikes and 52 attacks from the heavy rocket salvo fire systems were&nbsp;launched&nbsp;over the past day on the positions of Ukrainian forces and populated areas.
"Unfortunately, there are dead and wounded civilians, high-rise buildings, private homes and other civilian infrastructure were damaged," it said.
Reuters was not able to independently verify the reports. Kyiv's Mayor Klitschko said that at least five people were injured in the capital amidst damage done to buildings and infrastructure.
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(Reporting by Lidia Kelly in Melbourne; Editing by Michael Perry)

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Ukraine military says all 35 drones Russia launched overnight destroyed