Russia launched one of its heaviest recent missile barrages against Kyiv overnight, according to Ukraine’s military, setting off air-raid sirens across the capital. While no casualties were reported in Kyiv, a separate strike on the southern city of Mykolaiv injured seven people and wrecked or damaged dozens of homes and public buildings, regional governor Vitaliy Kim said. Ukraine continued its own long-range campaign by striking an oil depot in the Black Sea resort of Sochi. Krasnodar region governor Veniamin Kondratyev said debris from a drone ignited a 2,000-cubic-metre fuel tank in the Adler district, and more than 120 firefighters were deployed to contain the blaze. Flights at Sochi airport were briefly suspended as a precaution before resuming early Sunday. Further north, drones hit the city of Voronezh, injuring four people and causing several fires, local authorities said. The Russian defence ministry claimed its air defences destroyed 93 Ukrainian drones overnight, including intercepts over the Black Sea and the Krasnodar region. The overnight exchanges underscore the widening scope of the conflict, with Ukrainian strikes increasingly targeting Russian energy infrastructure and Moscow persisting with missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities.