In a fresh escalation, President Zelenskyy revealed that Russia fired 101 attack drones at Ukraine overnight, many of them Shahed “kamikaze” drones. The barrage triggered air raid sirens across several regions and inflicted widespread damage and civilian harm. The assault left at least one person dead in Odesa and injured more than 27 people—including three children. Rescue teams combed through debris in Kharkiv and other cities hit by falling drone fragments. Urban life felt the strain again as sirens and shelters became the norm. Zelenskyy emphasized that air defense remains Ukraine’s top priority, highlighting the country’s growing focus on interceptor drones and domestic production, supported by partnerships with the U.S. and Europe. He noted that 11‑school lockdown also occurred in...