Missile Shortfall in Kyiv: Russia hit Kyiv and nearby areas overnight with ballistic missiles and drones, killing at least 17 and wounding dozens; Ukraine says it failed to intercept a single missile as interceptor supplies run dangerously low, with Zelenskyy warning lives could have been saved if partners delivered more air-defense rounds. Urban Damage, Civilian Logistics Hit: Strikes damaged civilian business sites and warehouses, including major retail and logistics facilities around Kyiv, sparking major fires and cleanup operations. Ammonia Scare Clarified: After a strike damaged an ammonia tank in Kyiv, emergency services said the leak was minor and posed no threat, though the incident underscored risks from attacks on hazardous infrastructure. Southern Attacks: In Kherson, an FPV drone destroyed an ATB food delivery truck; in Odesa, reports pointed to damage to a civilian shelter. Energy Targeting Deepens: A Ukrainian drone raid sparked a fire at Rosneft’s Bashneft-UNPZ oil refinery in Ufa, as Russia’s air defenses intercepted many drones but debris still hit industrial areas. Diplomacy and Escalation: Foreign Minister Sybiha said any North Korean missile unit deployed in Russia would become a legitimate target for Ukraine. Poland Volunteer Killed: A Polish volunteer humanitarian worker was confirmed dead after a Russian drone strike in Kharkiv. Security Incident in Germany: Leipzig/Halle Airport shut a runway after a drone with a suspected detonator was found near a Ukrainian Antonov cargo plane. Kyiv’s Air-Defense Reality Check: Zelenskyy said partner supplies of air-defense missiles dropped threefold in H1 2026, calling for political decisions to speed transfers and local production.