The Ukrainian army said Friday it only hit “military targets,” a day after Russia accused Kyiv of firing drones at a hotel and cafe in Ukraine’s occupied south killing 27.Russian-installed authorities in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region said those killed were revelers celebrating the New Year and that two of the dead were children, describing the incident as a “terrorist act.”For the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war, visit our dedicated page.A source in Ukraine’s defense forces confirmed a strike took place, but said the attack targeted a military gathering that was closed to civilians.AFP was not able to verify either account. The hotel where Moscow says the strike took place lies in Khorly, a Black Sea resort town that the Russian army has occupied since early 2022.In comments to AFP, Ukrainian army spokesman Dmytro Lykhoviy accused Russia of repeatedly resorting to “disinformation and false statements.”“Ukraine’s Defense Forces adhere to the norms of international