俄罗斯向基辅发射74枚导弹和496架无人机，为战争中规模最大的袭击之一

后续进展

1. 2026年7月4日

   NATO allies are expected to announce at the July 7-8 Ankara summit a binding commitment of €70 billion per year in military support for Ukraine in 2026-2027, totalling €140 billion, in part a direct response to the July 2 salvo. Ukraine's special counsel submitted renewed requests for Patriot interceptors to Europe's PURL purchasing scheme; 90-92% of Patriot interceptors now reach Ukraine through PURL. Lockheed Martin is delivering only 620 interceptors in 2026, well short of the 2,000 Ukraine requires annually. Russia did not conduct further large-scale strikes on July 3-4 as of this update, consistent with the operational pause pattern after saturation attacks. ↗

2. 2026年7月3日 08:00Z

   The death toll rose to 30 as Ukrainian emergency services recovered additional bodies on July 3, the city's declared day of mourning. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko confirmed 33 locations were struck, including approximately 20 residential buildings. The July 3 death figure is the latest confirmed count; rescue operations in the partially collapsed Darnytskyi building continued. ↗

3. 2026年7月2日 16:00Z

   Ukraine's Defence Minister Fedorov wrote to nearly 40 partner countries requesting immediate Patriot interceptor transfers. Ukraine estimates it needs 2,000 Patriot interceptors per year but received only 600 in four years since 2022. US Patriot stocks are simultaneously strained by the Iran campaign, which has consumed roughly half the US estimated 2,330-missile inventory since February 2026. ↗

4. 2026年7月2日 14:00Z

   EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas proposed sanctions targeting 5 entities and 1 individual involved in producing Shahed/Geran drone components. Lithuania announced it would remove the constitutional ban (Article 137) on nuclear weapons deployment, citing an outdated security environment. ↗

5. 2026年7月2日 12:00Z

   Ukraine's General Staff confirmed retaliatory strikes: drones hit the LUKOIL-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast (Russia's fourth-largest refinery, second-largest gasoline producer), setting its AVT-6 crude processing unit on fire, along with a railway bridge over the Donets River and a drone warehouse in Zaporizhzhia. ↗

6. 2026年7月2日 10:00Z

   Death toll in Kyiv rose to at least 25 as rescue operations continued; the State Emergency Service put the figure at 25 killed and 80+ wounded. One nine-storey residential building in Darnytskyi lost 64 apartments with up to 9 people feared trapped under rubble. Kyiv declared July 3 a day of mourning. ↗