KHARKIV, Ukraine (Reuters) -At least 43 people were wounded in Russian drone strikes on Ukraine's second biggest city Kharkiv, officials said on Monday, as President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged Kyiv's allies for more support.

Russian drones struck military recruitment centers in Ukraine Monday, killing one person and wounding over 70 others in Kharkiv. Elsewhere, one person was killed by a Russian strike in Odesa, while in Zaporizhzhia at least 20 people were injured when Russian drones struck a military draft center.

Russian drone strikes injured at least 43 people in Kharkiv, Ukraine, prompting President Zelenskiy to urge for more support from allies. Residential areas, including a kindergarten, were targeted in the attacks.