Drone-and-missile war hits Russia’s industry and exports: Ukraine’s overnight drone raid on Russia’s Krasnodar Region killed an eight-year-old and wounded dozens, while knocking two major grain terminals offline and disrupting Black Sea export flows, with Novorossiysk’s water supply also hit. Space and aerospace target: Kyiv says Flamingo missiles struck the Roscosmos Progress Rocket and Space Center in Samara and hit the Savasleyka airfield, aiming at Russia’s launch capacity and its Rassvet “Starlink-style” satellite network. Air-defense and logistics pressure: Ukraine reported strikes on Russia’s Strela-10 system, drone warehouses, and command posts across occupied areas, while Russia claimed hundreds of drone interceptions and damage to Ukrainian logistics and steel production. Industrial retaliation cycle: Separate reports describe Russian precision strikes on logistics and a steel plant in Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia, plus ongoing attacks on ports and fuel infrastructure. Agriculture under fire: A Russian drone hit harvesting machinery in Zaporizhzhia, killing a farmer and burning crops, underscoring how the war is reaching the harvest line. Energy-water constraint in Europe: Hungary moved to raise Danube levels to keep its nuclear plant running as drought worsens, a reminder that supply chains and power output are increasingly weather-dependent. Food trade reroutes east: Russia’s meat and feed exporters are pivoting toward Iran and the Philippines as European access tightens, reshaping how agricultural inputs and outputs move. Public mood and labor strain: Levada reports life satisfaction in Russia fell to 47% and political tension is at its highest since 2022 mobilisation, adding pressure to an already stressed workforce.