Belarus-Ukraine Tensions: Belarus is demanding “complete explanations” after a Ukrainian drone strike in Russia’s Bryansk region hit a bus carrying Belarusian schoolchildren and a youth football team, killing one adult and injuring several children; Minsk says the incident is a terrorist act against civilians and orders injured Belarusians to be airlifted home for treatment. Border Security: Ukraine denies using drones in Bryansk during the incident, while Russia and Belarus accuse Kyiv of deliberately targeting civilian transport; the dispute is unfolding alongside wider concerns in Kyiv about increased Russian spy-drone activity from Belarusian airspace and new drone bases near the Belarus border. Diplomacy at OSCE: Belarus’s deputy foreign minister urged the OSCE to restore military communications and contacts, warning that suspensions raise the risk of dangerous incidents and misperceptions. Regional Pressure: In parallel, the G7 agreed to intensify sanctions on Russia and expand air-defense support for Ukraine, including possible licensing to boost Ukraine’s long-range and interceptor production. Poland Fallout: Separately, Polish PM Donald Tusk said the killing of Russian dissident artist Semyon Skrepetsky in eastern Poland “everything indicates” a political murder, with Belarus-linked detentions reported. Energy Shock: Ukraine’s drone campaign also hit Moscow’s oil refinery again, deepening Russia’s fuel shortage and prompting gasoline imports by sea.