Key developments on Aug. 29-30:Nearly 2,000 drones fired at Ukraine in one week as Russia draws out attacks'Explosions every few minutes' — At least 38 killed after Russian drone strike on ammunition depot near KyivPutin-Trump-Zelensky summit possible only to 'formalize agreements,' Peskov saysRussia planning operation in northern Ukraine, including Kyiv, military saysUkrainian drones destroy Russian air defense, radar systems at Yeysk, Millerovo airfieldsRussia launched nearly 2,000 attack drones, more than 1,600 glide bombs, and 31 missiles, including North Korean ballistic missiles, against Ukraine in just the last week, President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on his Telegram channel on Aug. 30.Moscow has increasingly launched daytime kamikaze drone attacks against Kyiv, keeping the capital in a perpetual state of alert, with air raid alarms constantly turning on and off. Homes, businesses, and other civilian infrastructure have been hit, the president wrote.Previously, Russia launched the brunt of its attacks at night but began a new tactic of launching prolonged daytime attacks earlier in the week. The capital is now entering its fourth day of near-constant drone attacks, with explosions and air defense fire heard by Kyiv Independent journalists during the morning and afternoon of Aug. 30.The day before, attacks killed a 2-year-old girl in the capital and injured 12 more people, while a strike on an ammunition warehouse in Myla, a village just outside Kyiv, killed at least 38 people on Aug. 28.Bracing for a new wartime reality, the government is finding solutions that will allow people to live more easily under prolonged air raid alerts, including keeping public transportation and businesses operating, some of which shut down during alerts, Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi wrote on Aug. 29.