Overview
- Ukraine's air force reports shooting down 552 drones and 31 missiles from the overnight attack, though cruise missiles and drones still hit several sites.
- Authorities confirm at least three deaths and dozens injured, including after a missile struck an apartment building in Dnipro.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky calls for more Western air-defense systems and tougher sanctions on Russia following the strikes.
- NATO activated air policing after Estonia alleged three Russian MiG-31s violated its airspace, an accusation Moscow denies.
- Russia's Samara region reports four deaths in a drone strike attributed to Ukraine, while Poland briefly heightened air defenses near the border.