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Russia launched a major missile and drone attack on Kyiv overnight, resulting in at least nine fatalities and over 20 injuries. Residential buildings were struck, leading to fires and evacuations across several districts. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urgently renewed calls for increased Western air defense support, specifically requesting additional Patriot interceptors.

OpenAI announced its products now serve over 1 billion active users, including more than 2 million business customers, underscoring the widespread adoption of generative AI. Concurrently, the European Union has launched a new AI enforcement team as its landmark AI Act begins to take effect, with a focus on deepfakes, harmful AI uses, and compliance.

NASA's Curiosity rover has entered a Martian valley, revealing an astonishing 'sea' of tiny, polygon-shaped fractures, each only a few inches wide. These honeycomb patterns stretch across the landscape and around a 20-foot-tall hill, offering valuable clues about ancient water on Mars. Scientists are exploring theories that these formations originated from dried mud cracks or repeated temperature fluctuations.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has withdrawn his proposal to sell stakes in future World Cup profits to private equity funds, following significant backlash and internal opposition. The controversial plan had previously sparked resignations, boycott threats, and raised questions regarding Infantino's leadership. UEFA notably expressed no confidence in Infantino and vowed a full review of the abandoned project.

President Donald Trump publicly attributed recent cyberattacks targeting over 30 Minnesota water systems to Governor Tim Walz, dismissing suggestions of Iranian responsibility. Federal and state officials have yet to identify the perpetrators, though a US official indicated Iranian hackers were likely responsible. Governor Walz responded on social media, stating, 'Trump can't beat Iran because he's too busy waging war with Minnesota.'