Kyiv Under Fire: Russia launched a massive wave of missiles and drones on Kyiv, killing at least 27 and damaging around 130 buildings; Zelenskyy blamed gaps in promised air-defense deliveries and said the issue will be a key outcome of next week’s NATO summit in Ankara. Air-Defense Procurement: Ukraine says it will buy about 100 U.S. Patriot interceptor missiles for $1 billion via an EU loan, aiming to stabilize its anti-ballistic inventory while it seeks interim stockpile transfers from partners. NATO Funding Signal: European NATO members and Canada plan to pledge €70 billion in military aid for Ukraine in both 2026 and 2027, with the commitment written into the Ankara summit declaration. Ukraine-Poland Tensions: Foreign Minister Sybiga proposed steps to de-escalate tensions with Poland over WWII-era wounds, while Poland’s PM Tusk urged restraint on further aid promises at the summit. Frontline Strikes: A Ukrainian drone attack hit a market in Russian-occupied Tokmak, killing five and injuring 18, as Russia reported additional strikes in Belgorod and Bryansk. Monaco Bomb Case: Interpol issued a red notice for Ukrainian suspect Anastasiia Berezovska, accused of disguising herself as a man in the Monaco parcel bombing that injured a Ukrainian-born tycoon and his family. Defense Tech Push: Zelenskyy met weapons manufacturers, saying Ukraine has reached capacity to produce tech weapons that can exceed Russia’s long-term, focusing on drones, missiles, and electronic warfare. Food Markets: FAO reported global food prices fell for a second straight month in June, led by declines in sugar, cereals, and dairy.