Prisoner Return Bid: Ukraine’s human-rights ombudsman says it will demand the return of 73-year-old Svetlana Loy, sentenced in Russia to 15 years for sending money to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Kyiv Region Under Fire: Russian attacks hit Kyiv oblast for a second day; a man was wounded in Boryspil, while warehouses and homes were targeted. Drone War Escalation: President Zelenskyy says Ukraine aims to strike Russia with at least “1,000 drones” daily, pushing beyond current levels. Frontline Pressure: Reports describe heavy fighting around Slaviansk and advances in multiple directions, with Ukrainian units holding key ground. Airbase Blow: Ukraine’s SSU says it destroyed a second Tu-95MS bomber at Engels-2 in six weeks using long-range drones. Food and Daily Life: ATB introduced purchase limits on staples like eggs, oil, sugar and pasta to curb bulk buying; officials say there’s no product shortage. Public Health and Society: The government approved a strategy to fight gambling addiction through prevention, treatment and blocking illegal sites. Humanitarian Aid Under Strain: WHO reports thousands of attacks on Ukraine’s healthcare system since the full-scale invasion. Science and Education: An international scientific equipment center reopened on Mount Pip Ivan, restoring a high-altitude observatory with a telescope designed for harsh weather. International Diplomacy: Belgium summoned the US ambassador after an AI image post mocking its health minister. Sports and Culture: A Ukrainian sailing team won new international sponsorship, while Independence Day events continued abroad.