Editors led with a second Ukrainian drone strike in a week on Moscow's largest oil refinery, igniting massive fires and blanketing the capital in smoke. Zelensky framed it as a just response to Russian attacks, warning 'if Ukraine burns, Moscow will burn too.' By afternoon, attention shifted to Ramstein outcomes: Germany and Ukraine signed a deal to co-develop a ballistic missile interceptor, and Britain pledged $1 billion in aid including 150,000 drones. The Pentagon signaled readiness to supply weapons if Europe funds them. Diplomatically, Zelensky met Tusk in Brussels for the first time since tensions over UPA heroes, while the EU Council head reached out to the Kremlin. The front saw 204 combat engagements, with Pokrovsk and Huliaipole the hottest sectors.