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Colpi mortali russi colpiscono Kiev alla vigilia del viaggio di Trump al cruciale vertice NATO
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Helen Regan
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Max Saltman
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Daria Tarasova-Markina
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La Russia ha lanciato un attacco mortale contro Kiev nelle prime ore di lunedì Reuters
La capitale ucraina, Kiev, è stata sottoposta a un letale attacco russo lunedì mattina presto, alla vigilia di un cruciale vertice NATO in Turchia a cui il presidente USA Donald Trump intende partecipare.
Esplosioni massicce hanno illuminato il cielo notturno mentre missili balistici e droni colpivano parti della città, uccidendo almeno 12 persone e altre sei nella regione circostante, con decine di feriti, hanno riferito le autorità cittadine.
Gli edifici residenziali sono stati gravemente danneggiati nell'assalto, lasciando le persone intrappolate in condomini a più piani. Un'intera famiglia è stata uccisa e tirata fuori dalle macerie, mentre si sono viste auto bruciare per le strade della città.
Ci sono stati "danni e danni" in quattro distretti della città, ha detto il sindaco di Kiev Vitali Klitschko, aggiungendo che il distretto di Podilsky è stato il più colpito.
I soccorritori hanno evacuato i residenti, inclusi i bambini, dai piani superiori di un edificio danneggiato nel distretto lunedì mattina mattina, mentre molti nella capitale hanno trascorso ore nei rifugi antiaerei.
Il presidente ucraino Volodymyr Zelensky aveva avvertito solo poche ore prima che Mosca stava "preparando un nuovo attacco massiccio", e il nuovo assalto arriva a pochi giorni dopo che un feroce attacco russo a Kiev ha ucciso 30 persone giovedì scorso – il terzo attacco più mortale alla capitale dall'inizio della guerra.
Le vittime civili nel 2026 sono "significativamente più elevate" rispetto allo stesso periodo del 2025, ha dichiarato lunedì la Missione ONU per il Monitoraggio dei Diritti Umani in Ucraina.
I soccorritori lavorano sul sito di un palazzo residenziale, gravemente danneggiato durante attacchi di missili e droni russi a Kiev, Ucraina, il 6 luglio 2026. Valentyn Ogirenko/Reuters
“This is typical of Putin: right after America’s Independence Day and before the NATO Summit in Ankara,” Zelensky said Sunday in a post on X ahead of the attack.
Residential buildings in Kyiv’s southeastern Darnytskyi district, an area of the city that suffered significant damage last week, were also badly damaged in the Monday strikes.
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The lethality of the Russian assaults on Kyiv in the past week displays the challenge Ukraine faces in protecting its capital as Russia innovates and steps up its attacks.
None of the ballistic missiles fired at Ukraine on Monday were shot down by air defenses, according to data from its air force, which said 29 ballistic missiles and 18 attack drones had struck 34 locations across the country. More than 350 drones and 66 missiles were launched toward Ukraine, with Kyiv the main target, it said.
Monday’s attacks led to power outages across a number of regions in Ukraine, including Kyiv, Sumy, Kharkiv and Dnipropetrovsk, the country’s electricity transmission agency said.
Russia’s defense ministry said it used “high-precision, long-range weapons” to target military-industrial facilities and fuel and energy sites in Kyiv on Monday. It said the attacks were in response to Ukrainian attacks on civilian infrastructure in Russian territory.
War in focus at NATO summit
Russia’s war in Ukraine will form the backdrop to the NATO summit this week in Turkey, where Trump will meet with Zelensky. The pair spoke on the phone on Saturday.
Trump then offered again to help end the war on Sunday during a nearly 90-minute call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to Russia’s foreign ministry.
A resident reacts after Russian missile and drone strikes in Kyiv, Ukraine, July 6, 2026. Thomas Peter/Reuters
The US president had vowed to solve the war within 24 hours of taking office for a second time, but more than 500 days into his current term, the administration has yet to find a path to peace between the neighbors, despite multiple attempts.
Ahead of the summit, Zelensky is using the attacks on Kyiv to renew his plea for allies to supply Ukraine with missiles for Patriot systems.
The “insufficient supply of interceptor missiles” was the reason Ukraine was unable to shoot down any ballistic missiles in Monday’s assault, Zelensky said in a statement.
“It is critically important that the world – first and foremost the United States and our European partners – come out of the NATO Summit in Ankara with strong decisions in support of our air defense,” he said
“As long as Patriot missiles remain in our allies’ stockpiles, Russia is only encouraged to keep ‘vanquishing’ residential buildings,” he added.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that the country “urgently needs more air defence. We will discuss it this week in Ankara at the @NATO Summit.”
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Russia’s latest attack on Kyiv was exceptionally deadly – here is why
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Zelensky sees Patriots as key for shooting down Russia’s arsenal of ballistic missiles, loitering munitions and increasingly its Geran-4 jet-powered drones –– which fly too fast for Kyiv’s mobile fire groups and can only be shot down with ground-to-air missiles or fighter jets.
The latest versions of Patriot interceptors are capable of engaging incoming short-range ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones at altitudes up to 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) and distances of up to 35 kilometers.
Geran-4 UAV’s were used in both Monday and last Thursday’s attacks.
Russian forces have also stepped up efforts to take more of Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region – a key objective for the Kremlin, and Ukraine’s cities face near-nightly attacks from Moscow’s drones and missiles.
Residents stand in the debris of a damaged apartment building in Kyiv, Ukraine, on July 6, 2026. Valentyn Ogirenko/Reuters
Ukraine, meantime, has also recently ramped up missile and drone attacks against key infrastructure deep inside Russian territory, including oil refineries, ports and military factories. Russia shot down 519 Ukrainian drones launched toward it overnight into Monday, the state news agency TASS reported.
Correction: This story has been updated to correct the locations of the deadly strikes.
This story has been updated with additional information.
CNN’s Kevin Liptak and Tim Lister contributed reporting.
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