A Russian drone has struck emergency workers on rescue missions in southern Ukraine, according to an ABC News report. The network's headline said Russia targeted emergency crews at the site of a deadly strike in southern Ukraine.

According to the ABC News summary, the workers were on rescue missions when the drone struck them. The summary does not give casualty counts, the number of people hurt, or the identities of those affected, and it does not describe the sequence of events in detail.

CBS News, in its Eye Opener program, listed a deadly Russian strike in Ukraine among its featured items, according to its published Eye Opener summary. The same summary said bomb threats had disrupted air travel in Europe, a separate development from the strike it describes.

The two summaries do not establish whether the CBS News item and the ABC News report describe the same strike. The CBS News summary does not name a location or a target, while the ABC News headline and summary identify emergency crews and southern Ukraine. Neither outlet's headline or summary gives a casualty figure, a count of drones used, or a statement from any government or military.

Both reports are brief, and neither summary provides further detail beyond the headlines and summaries available to The Continental Gazette. Readers seeking the full accounts should consult the original reporting from each outlet.

Sources: CBS News: Eye Opener: Deadly strike in Ukraine; ABC News: Russia targets emergency crews at the site of a deadly strike in southern Ukraine.