Russian drone hits Kyiv intelligence HQ, injuring five

A Russian drone strike hit the headquarters of Ukraine's SBU intelligence service in central Kyiv, directly targeting the office of its chief, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Kyiv's mayor reported five people injured, with thick black smoke rising from the building. The attack occurred amid broader hostilities, including a Ukrainian drone strike in Bryansk that killed two people and a fire at an oil depot in Sochi. Russia also claimed to have struck two cargo ships in the Black Sea and attacked energy infrastructure in the Odessa region, killing one person. The World Health Organization reported that one of its key warehouses in the Kyiv region was hit by an airstrike, destroying medical supplies. WHO officials said at least 20 attacks this year have affected humanitarian storage sites, despite locations being shared with conflict parties.