Ukraine has reportedly struck Russia's Borisoglebsk air base in the Voronezh region, targeting critical assets like glide bombs, a trainer jet, and potentially other aircraft, according to Ukrainian military sources. The attack comes amid a massive Russian drone campaign aimed at Kyiv and nearby regions. Over the weekend, Moscow sent 322 drones and decoys, targeting key military hubs like Khmelnytskyi, and civilians suffered casualties in Kharkiv. President Zelenskiy and President Trump recently held discussions about strengthening Ukraine's air defenses, including possible Patriot missile systems, following concerns over paused U.S. aid. Ukraine also continues to rely heavily on its own drone interceptor program, which has successfully downed significant numbers of Russian drones. What’s Next? Escalation risk: The success of Ukraine’s airbase...