AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoKyiv Under Deadliest Barrage: Russia launched 74 missiles and 496 drones overnight into Kyiv, killing at least 30 people and injuring scores; about 130 buildings were damaged, with rescue teams still searching rubble in multiple districts. Day of Mourning: Kyiv declared July 3 a day of mourning; flags lowered and entertainment canceled as families await missing relatives. Air-Defense Pressure: President Zelenskyy cut short a trip and blamed delays in promised air-defense deliveries, urging allies to boost interceptors ahead of next week’s NATO summit in Ankara. Retaliation and Blame Game: Moscow framed the strike as retaliation for Ukrainian attacks on Russian infrastructure, while Ukraine vowed a response and said the attack was deliberate terror against civilians. Kyiv’s Health Hit: Air quality worsened after fires and heat, with officials urging residents to limit time outdoors and keep windows closed. Belgorod Strike: Ukraine’s missiles hit Belgorod energy infrastructure, killing a woman and triggering power and water outages. Defense Deals: Ukraine and Sweden finalized a plan for 16 Gripen C/D jets in early 2027 plus 16 Gripen E later, as Kyiv also moves to buy Patriot missiles with an EU loan. Monaco Case: A woman spotted in Germany is named as the suspect behind a Monaco parcel bombing that injured a sanctioned Ukrainian-born tycoon. Markets Watch: Europe’s STOXX 600 hit record highs as investors broadened into defense and cyclical stocks amid the war-driven spending outlook.
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