Kyiv “Night of horror” Retaliation: Russia launched a massive overnight missile-and-drone barrage on Kyiv, killing at least 13 and later 17 people and injuring dozens, with damage across residential blocks and civilian infrastructure; Ukraine says the strike was aimed at military and energy-linked targets, while Kyiv’s officials urged allies to speed up air-defense deliveries. Sanctions and supply-chain pressure: Ukraine’s sanctions commissioner said the attack used drones and missiles containing about 35,000 foreign-made components, naming major electronics firms, as the EU signaled new sanctions aimed at Russia’s military-industrial complex. Fuel and refinery impact: Ukraine struck Russia’s Lukoil refinery in Kstovo, triggering fires and adding to pressure from earlier refinery hits that have fed Russia’s fuel crunch. Russia turns to imports: Reuters reports Russia has begun importing gasoline from India (tens of thousands of tons already shipped, more planned monthly) as drone attacks squeeze domestic supply. Regional trade workaround: EU leaders offered Armenia expanded access and support after Russia tightened trade restrictions, highlighting how sanctions and market access are reshaping regional industry flows. Defense industry expansion abroad: Canada/US armored-vehicle maker INKAS is adding production capacity across North America to meet demand for protected mobility and unmanned systems.