Articolo Abilita l'accessibilità Menù MONDO STATI UNITI. POLITICA SPORT INTRATTENIMENTO ATTIVITÀ SCIENZA NEWSLETTER QUIZ ALTRO Accedi Ricerca Mostra DONA Guerra Russia-Ucraina Zelenskyy persegue altri affari d'armi Oggetti culturali ucraini saccheggiati dalla Russia Innovazione dei droni '20 giorni a Mariupol' NOTIZIE DEL MONDO L'attacco missilistico e con droni della Russia contro l'Ucraina uccide almeno 18 Altri video 00:53 I tifosi festeggiano dopo che il Paraguay sorprende la Germania per la più grande sorpresa dei Mondiali 2026 I tifosi del Paraguay hanno festeggiato a Foxborough, Massachusetts, lunedì, cantando, ballando e marciando con i tamburi, dopo che il Paraguay ha sorpreso la Germania ai rigori, la più grande sorpresa della Coppa del Mondo 2026. Il Paraguay ha vinto con il punteggio di 4-3. (Video AP girato da Rodrique Ngowi) 01:58 Trump cerca di far rispettare le promesse di spesa al vertice NATO 00:59 Il Programma Alimentare Mondiale delle Nazioni Unite distribuisce cibo alle vittime del sisma in Venezuela 00:51 Il Paraguay sorprende la Germania ai rigori, realizzando la più grande sorpresa finora dei Mondiali 2026 00:28 Coppia del Maine scatta una foto di un orso che insegue un vitello di alce 00:59 I funzionari australiani chiedono ai tifosi di rispettare la privacy di Neil, una foca di 1 tonnellata che non rispetta nulla 0 di 37 secondiVolume 0% 1 di 9 | L'attacco a Kiev, ancora in corso nelle prime ore di lunedì mattina, ha coinvolto ondate di missili balistici e da crociera, oltre a droni. L'attacco di lunedì arriva pochi giorni dopo che un attacco russo combinato ha ucciso almeno 31 persone a Kiev la scorsa settimana. (Video AP girato da Dan Bashakov) 0 secondi di 49 secondiVolume 90% 2 di 9 | Almeno cinque persone sono state uccise nell'ultimo attacco russo, che ha causato il parziale crollo di un edificio residenziale nel quartiere Podilskyi di Kiev. 0 secondi di 19 secondiVolume 90% 3 di 9 | Poche ore dopo che il presidente ucraino Volodymyr Zelenskyy aveva avvertito domenica che la Russia avrebbe lanciato un nuovo attacco su larga scala contro il paese, la Russia ha lanciato ondate di missili e droni contro Kiev durante la notte fino a lunedì, uccidendo almeno sette persone, hanno riferito le autorità. 0 secondi di 2 minuti e 4 secondiVolume 90% 4 di 9 | Colpendo ripetutamente le autostrade che trasportano carburante, munizioni e rinforzi, i comandanti ucraini affermano di aver bloccato le avanzate russe e di aver permesso contrattacchi e attacchi ucraini nella Crimea annessita illegalmente per isolare la penisola dalla terraferma. (Video AP Srdjan Nedeljkovic e Dmytro Zhyhinas) 5 di 9 | I residenti locali camminano tra detriti dopo un attacco missilistico russo a Kiev, Ucraina, lunedì 6 luglio 2026. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky) 6 di 9 | Il personale dei servizi di emergenza lavora per spegnere un incendio seguito agli attacchi missilistici russi a Kiev, Ucraina, lunedì 6 luglio 2026. (Foto AP/Danylo Antoniuk) 7 di 9 | I soccorritori trasportano una persona ferita dopo attacchi missilistici russi a Kiev, Ucraina, lunedì 6 luglio 2026. (Foto AP/Danylo Antoniuk) 8 di 9 | I soccorritori lavorano sulla scena di un edificio danneggiato da un attacco missilistico russo a Kiev, Ucraina, lunedì 6 luglio 2026. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky) 9 di 9 | Una donna porta il suo gatto fuori da un edificio residenziale a più piani danneggiato dopo un attacco missilistico russo a Kiev, Ucraina, lunedì 6 luglio 2026. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky) DI HANNA ARHIROVA, SAMYA KULLAB E ILLIA NOVIKOV Aggiornato 13:26 GMT+2, 6 luglio 2026 Leer en spagnolo Aggiungi AP News su Google Condividi 23 KYIV, Ucraina (AP) — La Russia ha lanciato ondate di missili e droni contro l'Ucraina lunedì mattina, uccidendo almeno 18 persone in un attacco che ha messo in luce le crescenti lacune nelle difese aeree del paese, hanno riferito le autorità. Tutti i missili balistici lanciati dalla Russia hanno colpito i loro obiettivi, sottolineando la necessità di Kiev di più missili intercettori Patriot — un punto che il presidente ucraino Volodymyr Zelenskyy probabilmente ribadirà a un vertice NATO ad Ankara, in Turchia, questa settimana. Dodici persone sono state uccise nella capitale, Kiev, che era il principale obiettivo della Russia, secondo le autorità locali. Altre sei persone sono state uccise nella più ampia regione di Kiev, ha detto il suo capo Mykola Kalashnyk. Almeno 60 persone sono rimaste ferite, secondo Zelenskyy, mentre i soccorritori setacciavano le macerie alla ricerca di sopravvissuti nei grattacieli residenziali di due località colpite direttamente nella capitale. Pochi giorni prima, giovedì, un attacco russo ha ucciso 31 persone a Kiev, il più mortale per la capitale quest'anno. Il Ministero della Difesa russo ha affermato che il bombardamento è una rappresaglia per i recenti attacchi a lungo raggio dell'Ucraina, che hanno causato gravi carenze di carburante e hanno fatto pressione sul presidente Vladimir Putin. STORIE CORRELATE Ukrainian midrange drones reshape the battlefield by targeting Russian supply lines 6 MIN READ 1 killed in attack on Crimea as Putin and Zelenskyy hold separate Trump calls 2 MIN READ 15 As war grinds on, Ukrainian climbers build a new outdoor culture inspired by Yosemite 3 MIN READ More than four years after Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of its neighbor, Ukraine’s advances in drone technology have given it an edge in recent months, analysts and Western officials say. Strikes on supply routes behind the front line have stripped the Russian army of momentum on the battlefield, they say, slowing its advance and driving up the cost. But Russia is now exploiting a different kind of momentum: vulnerabilities in Ukraine’s air defenses, which remain heavily reliant on the U.S. Patriot systems to intercept ballistic missiles it can rarely shoot down any other way. The war in the Middle East has strained the global supply of Patriot interceptors, already produced in limited numbers — a shortage now most of all being felt in Ukraine. Gaps in Ukraine’s air defense Ukraine’s air force said Russia fired 351 drones and 68 missiles overnight, targeting mainly Kyiv, and all 29 ballistic missiles struck their targets. “To intercept ballistics, we need the means for interception,” air force spokesman Yurii Ihnat said on national television. “Russians are certainly using the fact that there is a serious deficit of interceptor missiles now, in Ukraine and the world.” Ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, Zelenskyy said on X that Ukrainian forces had performed well against drones and cruise missiles but not against Russian ballistic missiles — a shortfall he blamed on insufficient interceptor supplies. He urged U.S. and European partners to leave the summit with strong decisions to bolster Ukraine’s air defense and protect civilian lives. Sign up for Morning Wire: Our flagship newsletter breaks down the biggest headlines of the day. Email address Sign up By checking this box, you agree to AP's Terms of Use and acknowledge that AP may collect and use your data pursuant to our Privacy Policy. “As long as Patriot missiles remain in our allies’ stockpiles, Russia is only encouraged to keep ‘vanquishing’ residential buildings. The United States and Europe have enough strength to stop this terror,” he said in a statement following the attack. Ukraine’s Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov said Russia is deliberately ramping up ballistic missile attacks on a scale not seen before, exploiting the acute shortage of Patriot interceptors. “Fewer such missiles are produced worldwide each month than the enemy fires at Ukraine in that same period,” he said. Russia’s Defense Ministry said the attack targeted weapons factories in Kyiv, including sites it said produce drones, sea drones, armored vehicles and missiles, as well as facilities repairing air defense systems and fuel and energy infrastructure in the city and surrounding region. The claims could not be independently verified. Russia’s aerial attacks on Ukraine have repeatedly hit civilian areas. More than 16,000 Ukrainian civilians have been killed in the war, according to the United Nations. “These are residential buildings. Places where people slept and lived their ordinary lives,” said Tymur Tkachenko, head of Kyiv’s Military Administration, in a post on Telegram. A residential building in the Podilskyi district partially collapsed, he said. In the Darnytsia district, several multistory buildings were damaged and people were believed to be trapped under the rubble. In Kyiv’s suburb of Vyshneve, about 600 residents were evacuated due to the risk of unexploded munitions, Ukraine’s Emergency Service said. Witnesses recount harrowing escape Khrystyna Piatetska, 20, a resident of Kyiv’s Darnytskyi district, said she began screaming after the first strike, which was followed by a second blast that blew out the windows in her apartment building. The lights went out, the smell of burning filled the air and the stairwell was thick with smoke, she said. “When we were leaving the building, bodies were lying there,” Piatetska said. “When we got downstairs, cars started exploding, and we came out from under the rubble straight into the fire.” Halina Ivanivna, 61, said she woke to the sound of the first strike at around 2 a.m. Moments later, her apartment building began to collapse around her. “Everything was falling down,” she said. Water poured through the building as smoke filled the air while emergency crews rushed to evacuate residents. About five minutes after the initial impact, a second strike hit, she said. Ukrainian attacks in Russia and occupied Crimea Meanwhile, an energy provider in Russia-occupied Crimea reported a blackout across the peninsula due to “external impact.” The Moscow-appointed head of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhayev, said Ukrainian attacks cut power supplies to the city early Monday, but it was later restored using backup equipment. Russia’s Yaroslavl region Gov. Mikhail Yavrayev said two people were wounded in a Ukrainian drone attack on the city of the same name. He said over 70 Ukrainian drones were downed. Yavrayev didn’t say if any facilities were damaged, but Astra online news outlet said the attack targeted an oil refinery, causing a fire. Russia’s Defense Ministry said that air defenses downed 519 Ukrainian drones overnight. ___ Associated Press writers Volodymyr Yurchuk in Kyiv, Ukraine, and Susie Blann in London contributed to this report. ___ Follow the AP’s coverage of the war in Ukraine at https://apnews.com/hub/russia-ukraine HANNA ARHIROVA Arhirova is an Associated Press reporter covering Ukraine. She is based in Kyiv. twitter instagram mailto SAMYA KULLAB Kullab is an Associated Press reporter covering Ukraine since June 2023. Before that, she covered Iraq and the wider Middle East from her base in Baghdad since joining the AP in 2019. twitter instagram mailto ILLIA NOVIKOV Novikov is an Associated Press reporter covering news in Ukraine since 2022. 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L'Iran inizia la processione funebre attraverso Teheran per il Leader Supremo Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Le autorità hanno chiuso le strade, lo spazio aereo e la vita quotidiana per il lutto, iniziato sabato e che terminerà giovedì, mentre Khamenei, 86 anni, è sepolto nel santuario dell'Imam Reza a Mashhad, il suo luogo di nascita.
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6 luglio 2026, 6:58 GMT+2 / Aggiornato 6 luglio 2026, 14:09 GMT+2
Di Marc Smith, Amin Khodadadi e Chantal Da Silva

TEHERAN, Iran — Un camion che trasportava la bara della Guida Suprema iraniana uccisa, l'Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ha strisciato per le strade affollate di Teheran tra cori di "morte all'America" e "morte a Israele" lunedì.

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Alcuni, tra le enormi folle, che furono tenuti lontani dal convoglio da un gran numero di militari e poliziotti iraniani, piansero apertamente, mentre altri invocarono vendetta contro il presidente Donald Trump.

Una fotografia di Reuters mostrava almeno un'effigie di Trump impiccato. Bandiere rosse, bianche e verdi della Repubblica Islamica e striscioni rosse con scritte che invocavano vendetta costeggiavano il percorso.

Mourners hang an effigy President Donald Trump in Tehran.Alkis Konstantinidis / Reuters

Alongside Khamenei, who was 86, lay coffins of family members also killed in the airstrike on Feb. 28 that brought an end to the supreme leader’s nearly four-decade rule, when the U.S. and Israel launched an attack triggering the war with Iran.

Latticework typical to the shrine of an imam, or religious leader, festooned the side of the truck carrying the coffins.

Photographs of Khamenei hung throughout the Iranian capital. In some he is seen with his son, Mojtaba Khamenei, who has been named supreme leader but hasn’t appeared in public or issued an audio statement since the war began.

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Another photo shows Khamenei with the superimposed image of a green-eyed little girl, his 14-month-old granddaughter Zahra Golpayegani, who was also killed in the Feb. 28 airstrike.

A photo of Khamenei with his 14-month-old granddaughter on display during the funeral procession.NBC News

With talks between Washington and Tehran on pause amid the funeral events, one member of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps told NBC News at the procession that the war would not be “over for us” until Khamenei’s death was avenged. It is rare for members of the IRGC to speak to journalists, with reporters able to move freely through the crowd Monday.

Misted water was sprayed on the crowds to help keep them cool off in the scorching summer temperatures.

The funeral procession’s original route was modified because the crowds were too large and it would have taken hours to complete, according to organizers.

Meanwhile, many roads in downtown Tehran were blocked as mourners continued to arrive by car, motorcyle and public transport, trying to reach the area for a final glimpse of the country’s leader.

After lying in state in Tehran’s Grand Mosalla for three days and processing through the capital on Monday, Khamenei’s coffin is scheduled to go to the Iranian holy city of Qom and then to Iraq to visit Shiite holy sites there.

Mourners chant slogans while gathered in Islamic Revolution Square for Khamenei's funeral procession on Monday.Altaf Qadri / AP

Authorities shut down streets and airspace for the nationwide mourning, which will end on Thursday when Khamenei is buried at the Imam Reza shrine in in his hometown of Mashhad.

The government had expected large crowds at the funeral, with the Islamic Republic eager to use the display to demonstrate its continued control after surviving months of attacks from the U.S. and Iran, and after huge protests that were met by a deadly crackdown rocked the country earlier this year.

On Sunday, tens of thousands of men and women gathered in separate sections to mourn Khamenei’s death. Three of his sons were filmed crying in the front row close to the coffins.

Missing from the events is Khamenei’s successor, son Mojtaba, 56, as questions swirl over his condition. He is not expected to attend his father’s funeral, an Iranian official and a Middle Eastern diplomat told NBC News over the weekend.

He was severely injured in the strike that killed his father at the start of the war, according to three people with knowledge of the matter, with burns to his face and body and wounds that have required several operations to one of his legs.

A senior Iranian official told NBC News that his injuries were “not very serious.”

Flower petals are thrown on the coffins of Khamenei and his family members in Tehran on Monday.Atta Kenare / AFP via Getty Images

As the funeral proceedings continue, negotiations between the U.S. and Iran toward a lasting peace deal that would also see the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz were expected to be on hold until after Khamenei’s burial.

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