On Sunday, Russian forces carried out a series of attacks across multiple regions in Ukraine, causing civilian casualties and damage to critical infrastructure. In Kharkiv, two individuals were killed and at least 21 were injured when a high-rise apartment building was struck. Meanwhile, in the Berislavsky district of Kherson, a 61-year-old woman died due to Russian artillery fire. In Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk region, an attack near a shopping mall left nine people injured, including four children. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned these attacks as "absolutely wicked" and stated that they were part of Russia's systematic warfare against Ukraine. In the southwestern region of Odesa, Russian forces launched a barrage of missiles and over 200 Shahed drones. The Ukrainian air force reported attacks on fuel, lubricants, and military equipment depots in the port area. According to Zelenskyy, these attacks targeted Odesa's energy sector and repair work is underway to restore power. At least eight people were injured as residential buildings and the port sustained damage. The ongoing attacks on Odesa's port are of particular concern due to its role in exporting grain around the world. Zelenskyy emphasized that these attacks threaten global food security, as they have already claimed 28 lives in the first three weeks of July alone. Additionally, Russian forces struck two oil refineries in the northeastern region of Sumy, according to Reuters. As tensions escalate and civilian casualties mount, President Zelenskyy accused Moscow of harming global food security by its relentless attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. The international community is urged to take action to prevent further escalation and protect civilians in Ukraine.