Russian strike kills woman and damages Kyiv infrastructure

A Russian overnight missile strike killed a woman and damaged a subway station, a residential building and other infrastructure in Kyiv, city authorities said Monday. The attack also injured people, though reports gave different counts: Mayor Vitali Klitschko said three were hurt, while Ukrainian sources cited elsewhere reported eight. Klitschko said the strike hit the left bank of the capital. The damaged sites included a 25-storey residential building, a medical facility and nonresidential structures. A witness heard explosions in the city during the assault. One report said missile debris damaged the aboveground section of Chernihivska metro station and rail infrastructure nearby. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia fired 16 ballistic missiles at Kyiv and the surrounding region in several waves, and that Ukraine had received no early warning from its partners. The reported absence of warning raised questions about whether intelligence-sharing arrangements were functioning during the attack, but did not establish that the United States had withheld information. Zelensky said US intelligence-sharing with Ukraine had resumed after a brief pause. US Secretary of...