Kyiv Under Fire: Russia hit the Ukrainian capital with a major barrage of ballistic missiles and drones, killing at least nine and injuring 33, damaging homes, a school and the Lithuanian embassy. Air-Defense Crunch: Zelensky said only one ballistic missile was intercepted because Ukraine has exhausted Patriot interceptor stocks, renewing calls for more help as Trump signals uncertainty over licensing Patriot production. Long-Range Strikes on Russia: Ukraine’s SBU said drones struck three Bashneft refineries and four radar systems in Bashkortostan, while Zelensky also reported the sinking of the sanctioned Rosatom-linked container ship Yanina in the Black Sea. Black Sea Shipping Pressure: The Caspian Pipeline Consortium temporarily halted crude pipeline operations after attacks near its terminal, underscoring how the war is disrupting energy flows. E-commerce Hit in Kyiv Region: A Shahed drone strike on Rozetka’s warehouse in Brovary killed one worker and injured seven, with the company pledging medical and financial support. Propaganda Pushback: Ukraine’s disinformation watchdog rejected Russian claims that Ukraine sold Western weapons or drones to Italian mafia groups. Wildberries Fallout: Wildberries CEO Tatiana Kim said it has signed deals to lease logistics facilities and is upgrading warehouse security after repeated Ukrainian strikes. Fed Watch: US Fed dissenters argued rate hikes are needed to prevent inflation from sticking, adding another layer of pressure to global markets.