War & Security: Zelenskyy says Ukraine is bracing for “big attacks” by Russia as soon as Friday or Saturday night, warning of drones plus cruise and ballistic missiles and urging civilians—especially children—to use bomb shelters. Civilian Impact: The same warning follows reports of a massive Russian aerial strike on Kyiv that left dozens wounded, underlining how fast the situation can turn. Culture & Protest: In Kharkiv, women’s rights activists prepare signs and a second protest against a controversial Civil Code bill, framing the fight as resistance to expanding state control over bodies and family life. Sports & National Pride: At the French Open, Ukrainian tennis star Marta Kostyuk advanced to the fourth round and is set for a marquee clash with Iga Swiatek, while Djokovic’s bid for a 25th Slam ended in a shock loss to a Brazilian teenager. EU Politics: Hungary’s new PM Peter Magyar pushes for EU funds, as the European Commission moves to unlock about €16bn in frozen money—an early test of whether Brussels will unblock Ukraine-related files. International Accountability: The UN added Israel and Russia to a blacklist over sexual violence in conflict, including verified abuse tied to Russian detention of POWs and civilians in Ukraine.