A family of three was killed in a Russian drone attack on Friday night, despite Moscow agreeing to a limited ceasefire.

The attack on the city of Zaporizhzhia, which also wounded 12 people, underlined Russia’s intention to continue aerial strikes 48 hours before both countries are set to hold talks on ending the war.

The Ukrainian air force reported that Russia fired 179 exploding drones and decoys in the latest wave of overnight attacks.

Regional head Ivan Fedorov said that “residential buildings, private cars, and social infrastructure facilities were set on fire” in the attack, with officials in the Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions reporting that fires broke out due to the falling debris from intercepted drones.

Ukraine and Russia have agreed to a limited ceasefire after US President Trump spoke with both leaders this week, though it is not yet clear when it might take effect and what targets would be off limits.

Ukrainian president Zelensky told reporters that “technical” talks in Saudi Arabia this weekend would seek to resolve what types of infrastructure would be protected under the agreement.

Mr Zelensky has said he’d like railways and ports to be protected, as well as energy infrastructure.