<h1>Missile and drone strikes by State A kill three, wound 17 as leaders push tougher energy sanctions and military aid</h1> At least three people were killed and 17 wounded after overnight missile and drone strikes by State A on State B, officials in State B said; in the capital one person died and ten were wounded, and in a regional province two were killed and seven wounded, with residential and commercial structures damaged. State B reported interception of most incoming drones and several missiles, while State A claimed to have shot down numerous drones over its territory. Leaders of an international meeting hosted by a third state urged expanded sanctions on State A's energy sector and discussed supplying longer-range strike capabilities and enhanced air-defense support for State B.