A World Health Organization (WHO) warehouse storing essential medical supplies for frontline healthcare services in Ukraine was struck twice within 24 hours, highlighting the continuing risks facing humanitarian health operations amid the conflict. The attacks damaged a facility used to store medical supplies needed by healthcare workers and communities affected by the war. The repeated strikes underscore the vulnerability of health infrastructure and humanitarian supply chains in Ukraine. Maintaining secure access for medical workers and humanitarian supplies remains essential for protecting patients and sustaining healthcare services. WHO has emphasized the importance of protecting health facilities, medical personnel and humanitarian operations so that essential healthcare can continue reaching people in need.