NATO Summit Fallout in Ankara: Russian strikes kept pressure on Ukraine through a second straight night, with Kyiv hit again after air-raid sirens sounded late; officials reported deaths and injuries across the capital and regions, while Ukraine said it struck Russian oil infrastructure in Saratov and Tatarstan during talks with U.S. President Trump. Air Defense Push: Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said allies backed concrete steps to strengthen Ukraine’s air defense and antiballistic capabilities, as NATO leaders focused on Arctic, Iran, and Ukraine. Patriot and Missiles: Four NATO allies (including Norway) moved to order Patriot missiles directly from the U.S., aiming to speed up supplies for Ukraine’s most urgent ballistic-missile threat. Starlink Under Pressure: Reports say Russia is deploying new jammers to disrupt Starlink, targeting the communications lifeline behind Ukraine’s deep drone strikes. Diplomatic Friction: The European Parliament criticized Zelensky for naming a military unit after figures tied to a WWII Polish massacre, escalating a Poland-Ukraine EU-accession dispute. Regional Politics: Hungary’s PM Péter Magyar reiterated Budapest won’t send arms or troops, while agreeing to a bilateral meeting with Zelensky soon. Humanitarian/Legal Track: South Korea and Ukraine agreed North Korean POWs in Ukraine should decide their future in line with international law and humanitarian principles.