National Memory & Law: Zelenskyy submitted a draft law to create a Ukrainian National Pantheon, framing it as Ukraine’s right to choose how it honors heroes and preserves historical memory. Constitution Day Politics: On the 30th anniversary, Zelenskyy tied the Constitution to wartime resilience, while parliament received the “Order of Europe” bill to reward support for EU membership and European security. Historical Justice in Kyiv: A Mazepa bust was installed at Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, and Zelenskyy announced a full monument in central Kyiv—“where Lenin fell, Mazepa will stand.” War Diplomacy: Moldova’s Sandu said Transnistria could be on the table if talks start, and Ukraine’s FM Sybiha declared Russia’s “Spirit of Anchorage” dead, urging real negotiations with Ukraine. Deep Strikes & Energy: Ukraine confirmed overnight drone strikes on two Russian refineries (Slavyansk and Yaroslavl), pledging more “long-range sanctions,” as Zaporizhzhia reported a guided-bomb attack with 14 injured and one dead. Crimea Logistics Campaign: UK intelligence says strikes on Crimea-linked ferries and air defenses are opening more chances to hit the Crimean Bridge, while Navy officials call the campaign a multi-year effort. EU Refugee Rules: The European Commission proposed extending temporary protection until 2028 but restricting new military-age men from eligibility. Media & Accountability: Ukrinform received a state award for journalistic ethics, while a Ukrainian regiment member threatened journalists after allegations of abuse in training camps.