Kyiv Under Fire: Russia launched 35 missiles and 185 drones at Kyiv overnight, killing at least nine and injuring dozens; Zelensky said Ukraine intercepted only one ballistic missile because it has run out of Patriot interceptors, with damage reported across multiple districts including the Lithuanian Embassy. Patriot Politics: Trump publicly walked back earlier signals about licensing Ukraine to produce Patriot interceptors, telling the Financial Times he’s “not sure” and urging caution over who gets advanced weapons—while Ukraine warns the shortage is costing lives. Deep-Strike Shift: Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign is increasingly hitting commercial ports and oil infrastructure; Zelensky said drones sank the Rosatom-linked container ship Yanina in the Black Sea and SBU reported strikes on three Bashkortostan refineries and radar sites in Krasnodar. Maritime & Energy Fallout: The Yanina sinking and port attacks raise shipping and sanctions risks, while the Caspian Pipeline Consortium temporarily halted crude flow after Ukrainian drone strikes near Novorossiysk. US-EU Security Bureaucracy: The Pentagon plans to relinquish leadership of NATO’s Ukraine support command in Germany, signaling further burden-sharing with European allies. Disinfo Push: Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation says Russia is spreading false claims that Ukraine sold Western weapons to the Italian mafia. Civil Society: A San Diego company launched a “Freedom Fighter Paddle” with Ukraine’s pickleball federation, pairing sport with veteran support.