Russia hits Ukraine with largest aerial attack in war so far
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In its biggest air assault during the war that has exceeded three years, Russia has fired approximately 367 drones and missiles at nearly 30 Ukrainian cities. The attack has resulted in the deaths of at least 12 individuals, with three of them being children, and left hundreds more wounded. NBC’s Matt Bradley provides coverage for Sunday TODAY.