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Zelensky Calls for Enhanced Air Defense After Deadly Russian Attack on Kyiv

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed to retaliate following a Russian attack on Kyiv that resulted in at least 21 deaths.
He called for increased support for Ukraine's air defense capabilities in the wake of the assault.
Zelensky expressed anticipation for a decision from the United States regarding the production of Patriot missiles.
The attack has drawn condemnation from multiple international entities, including the United Nations.
The Russian Defense Ministry claimed that essential military factories were targeted during the strikes on Kyiv.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for increased air defense support following a lethal Russian attack on Kyiv that left at least 21 people dead and many others wounded. During his visit to an apartment building damaged in the assault, he vowed that Ukraine would retaliate for the strikes. Zelensky emphasized the urgent need to bolster Ukraine's air defense capabilities and underscored his hope for a decision from the United States regarding the production of Patriot missiles to enhance the country's defensive capabilities.

Zelensky's remarks came on July 2, following a night of intense bombing that he described as a "night of terror." In addition to calling for support from NATO and the international community, he expressed disappointment over the high civilian casualties and urged for weapons to be sent to Ukraine. The Russian Defense Ministry stated that the strikes targeted "key military factories" in Kyiv, which has heightened the urgency for Ukraine to strengthen its defenses against ongoing military actions. The European Union has also indicated a potential increase in sanctions following the recent events in Kyiv.

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