Unmanned Systems Forces Day: Ukraine marked June 11 as the first annual Day of the Unmanned Systems Forces, with Zelenskyy crediting drone operators for driving Russia’s losses above 30,000 killed and wounded per month and highlighting “mid” and “deep” strike campaigns. Long-Range Strikes: Kyiv said FP-5 Flamingo missiles hit a military factory in Cheboksary and drones struck Russian energy and industrial sites, while Russia claimed large-scale drone interceptions overnight. Energy Pressure on Russia: Reuters calculations say Russia’s western crude exports are falling to about 1.7 million bpd in June from 2.5 million in May, as Ukrainian drone attacks target oil infrastructure and production strains mount. Zaporizhzhia Power Risk: The IAEA reported Zaporizhzhia lost external electricity again after an attack on a substation, leaving the plant reliant on emergency diesel generators. Diplomacy and EU Path: Macron said Zelenskyy will attend next week’s G7 in France to rebuild consensus on support for Ukraine, while the EU continues accession work and pushes for faster negotiation steps. Regional Fallout: Hungary’s successor Peter Magyar announced a “historic” deal on minority rights in Transcarpathia, tied to future EU accession talks, after years of tension. Ukraine’s Drone Push Abroad: Ukraine expanded drone diplomacy with Latvia, signing a tech-sharing agreement as Baltic states weigh spillover risks from drone incursions.