One killed, 14 injured in strike on south Ukraine city

One person died and 14 were injured after a Russian strike on the south Ukraine city of Mykolaiv, the local governor Vitaliy Kim said on Telegram Sunday. 

"On the shelling of the city: 14 people were taken to hospital," Kim said, adding that a 15-year-old was among the injured with wounds of "moderate severity" and will be operated on. "One person died, could not be rescued," Kim said. He added that there are dead and wounded in Ochakiv, a city on the Black Sea.  

Kyiv has said that Russia has redirected its offensive to focus on the south and east of Ukraine after retreating from areas around the capital. 

On the road to Odessa, Ukraine's largest port Mykolaiv was heavily shelled by the Russian army when it tried unsuccessfully to seize it early in its invasion.