In the day's other headlines, a new round of Russian strikes has killed at least four people in southern Ukraine.

In the Black Sea port of Odessa, emergency responders dug through the rubble of a damaged apartment building to rescue trapped residents, including young children.

Ukrainian authorities said other Russian attacks across the country took aim at the power grid, leaving hundreds

of thousands of households without electricity. One Odessa resident called Russia's attacks

on civilians, acts of evil. After Easter, which Catholics celebrated yesterday, Russia continues

to commit these acts and cannot get enough of human blood.

No decent person, especially a religious person, could possibly support or justify this.

Ukraine's military responded by targeting Russian oil infrastructure. Moscow says Ukrainian drones

hit a major Black Sea oil terminal igniting fires across rigs, pipelines, and storage

tanks. Russian officials also report strikes in residential areas with eight people injured,

including two children. Separately, a senior Russian Air Force commander died when a military

transport aircraft crashed in occupied Crimea last week, Alexander Otruschenko was among

30 people killed. Russia's Ministry of Defense said a technical malfunction was the preliminary cause

of the crash. In Afghanistan, a deadly combination of storms, floods, and landslides has claimed

at least 110 lives in recent weeks.

A magnitude 5.8 earthquake also struck Afghanistan on Friday, compounding the devastation

from nearly two weeks of relentless rain. Officials say hundreds of homes have been destroyed,

thousands more damaged, and major roads washed out or blocked by the landslides.

My entire house collapsed.

As you can see, everything is buried under the mud, and we haven't been able to take any

of our important belongings.

Extreme weather warnings remain in place nationwide through tomorrow.

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