Russian airstrikes kill five, wound 50 in Kharkiv, Ukraine

Russian airstrikes on Kharkiv, Ukraine, killed five people and wounded 50, according to Ukrainian authorities on Monday. The strikes hit the Kiev and Slobodski districts, with three guided bombs damaging dozens of residential buildings and an industrial zone, causing fires across nearly 15,000 square meters. The military governor reported 53 injured, with about 30 hospitalized, and warned that rescue operations continue as people may remain trapped. Separately, President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned a Russian drone attack on a Turkish-owned civilian ship carrying wheat in the Black Sea, which killed its captain, whose crew was mostly from India and Azerbaijan. He reiterated the need for international pressure to restore global food security.