At least 15 people have been killed in the Ukrainian capital, according to the head of Kyiv's military administration. Six more were killed in the wider Kyiv region, and at least 56 people have been injured overall.
Zelensky argued that an “insufficient supply” of U.S.-made interceptors had made it difficult for Ukraine to adequately defend itself against Russian ballistic missiles.
Making a public appeal ahead of the two-day summit launching in Turkey on Tuesday, Zelensky insisted: “The United States and Europe have enough strength to stop this terror.”
Russia's Defense Ministry said the “massive attack” was in retaliation for Ukrainian strikes inside Russia. Ukraine has stepped up its drone attacks on oil refineries, with reports indicating Russia has now entered a summer fuel crisis.
Speaking among the ruins of a damaged building last week, Zelensky had thanked European partners for their assistance, but raised concerns about the speed of U.S. aid.
Last week, the E.U. released the first installment of its €6 billion ($6.8 billion) defense package to support drone procurement as part of the €90 billion Ukraine Support Loan. Von der Leyen added that “more is coming very soon.”
Meanwhile, Trump is set to meet Zelensky at the NATO summit to discuss ways to end the war that has stretched on for more than four years.
They discussed the “current situation on the frontline as well as our diplomatic efforts,” he relayed, adding that there is “a real prospect to put an end to this war, and America’s resolve is decisive.”
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According to Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov, Trump "reaffirmed his readiness to facilitate an early termination of the hostilities and the search for peaceful solutions to the crisis."
Meanwhile, Ukraine continued its strikes against Russia’s oil infrastructure on Monday—a key part of Zelensky’s broader strategy of increasing economic pressure on Moscow in an effort to force Russia back to the negotiating table.
Russia's Defense Ministry said Monday it had intercepted 613 aerial targets across the country.
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