The United States has resumed military supplies to Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
He added that his military leaders would work next week with US special envoy Keith Kellogg.
Mr Kellogg is expected to arrive in Kyiv on Monday for a week-long visit, the Ukrainian media reported.
Ukraine launches drone attack on Russia
Ukrainian drone and shelling attacks killed three people in Russia, while Russian bombardments on east Ukraine forced the evacuation of a maternity centre in Kharkiv and wounded nine.
Russian air defence systems intercepted 155 Ukrainian drones overnight, Moscow said, an attack that comes after Russia pounded Ukraine in successive nightly attacks targeting the capital Kyiv.
There was one dead in the Lipetsk region and another was killed in the western Tula region from the drone attacks, local officials said.
Ukrainian shelling later killed another civilian in the border region of Belgorod, the governor announced.
Both Kyiv and Moscow have stepped up their aerial strikes over recent months as the Kremlin rejects calls to halt its three-year invasion.
The Kremlin has restated its opposition to a European peacekeeping force in Ukraine, a day after French President Emmanuel Macron said Kyiv's allies had a "plan that is ready to go and initiate in the hours after a ceasefire."
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters Moscow would not accept any European troops "near our border."
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who was in Rome this week drumming up support from allies, said a medical facility was hit in the overnight attack on Kharkiv, his country's second-largest city.
"Among the wounded are women in a maternity hospital - mothers with newborns, women recovering from surgery," he wrote on social media.
Russian strikes on our people. Yet another atrocity. In Kharkiv, nine people were injured as a result of a drone attack. Among the wounded are women in a maternity hospital – mothers with newborns, women recovering from surgery. Fortunately, no children were injured. Russia is… pic.twitter.com/q51BVFpBlO
— Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) July 11, 2025
"Fortunately, no children were injured. Russia is targeting life itself - even in the very places where it begins," he added, noting several other regions were attacked overnight.
An AFP reporter in the city saw a woman cradling her newborn in an ambulance after being evacuated.
The southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa was struck later in the morning, wounding eight people, local officials said.
Over the past week, Moscow has pummelled Ukraine with the largest drone and missile barrages since it launched its invasion in February 2022.
The UN has said Russia's intensifying attacks pushed the number of Ukrainian civilians killed and wounded to a three-year high in the month of June.
Russian forces have also been advancing across the front line that cuts hundreds of kilometres through eastern and southern Ukraine.
Russia said its forces had captured another village in the eastern Donetsk region, that the Kremlin claimed to have annexed along with three other regions in late 2022.
