Fresh fighting has resumed between Russia and Ukraine following the expiration of a temporary ceasefire, with reports indicating that at least one person has been killed in the renewed attacks.

According to local authorities and international reports, both sides launched strikes shortly after the truce ended, reigniting tensions in areas that had briefly experienced reduced hostilities.

Explosions and air raid alerts were reported in multiple regions, as military operations intensified once again after the short-lived pause in fighting.

Officials said the renewed strikes damaged residential buildings and infrastructure, while emergency responders were deployed to affected locations to assess casualties and destruction.

The latest escalation further highlights the fragile nature of ceasefire agreements in the prolonged conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has continued to claim lives and displace thousands of civilians.

Both countries have repeatedly accused each other of violating previous truce arrangements, making diplomatic efforts toward a long-term peace deal increasingly difficult.

The resumed attacks have also renewed concerns among global leaders and humanitarian organisations over the worsening humanitarian situation and the growing impact of the conflict on civilians.

International observers continue to call for restraint, dialogue and renewed diplomatic engagement to prevent further escalation in the region.