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波兰紧急出动F-16战机，总理图斯克称检测到的是俄罗斯导弹
作者：埃里克·麦克 福克斯新闻网
乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基表示，乌克兰军队已发生翻天覆地的变化，如今有超过500家国防企业提供支持。他称俄罗斯每月损失3万名士兵，并认为战争的主动权已不再掌握在俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京手中。
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作为距离俄乌战争最近的北约成员国，波兰周四清晨紧急出动战机并提升防空系统戒备等级。当时俄罗斯向乌克兰全境发射了70多枚导弹和约280架无人机，从基辅到西部城市利沃夫至少有8人死亡、数十人受伤。
乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基刚结束本周对美国的访问，与唐纳德·特朗普总统会面并参加了南卡罗来纳州共和党已故参议员林赛·格雷厄姆的葬礼，他表示此次袭击暴露了西方提供的拦截弹存在严重短缺，尤其是在应对弹道导弹方面。
“民众的生命安全直接取决于他们是否愿意”向乌克兰提供防空导弹，泽连斯基在谈及基辅的盟友时说道。
周四上午晚些时候，欧盟委员会宣布向乌克兰拨付40亿美元，用于采购更多无人机、导弹、防空系统和战机。
俄罗斯在泽连斯基预警将遭大规模袭击数小时后对基辅发动弹道导弹袭击
乌克兰消防员在基辅一处市场灭火，该市场在周四凌晨的俄罗斯导弹袭击中受损。当局称，俄罗斯的袭击在乌克兰全境造成至少8人死亡、十多人受伤，再次引发基辅呼吁盟友提供防空装备。(法新社)
此次拨款是欧盟今年早些时候批准的逾1000亿美元贷款计划的一部分
此次拨款紧随6月25日约35亿美元和6月30日45亿美元的两笔分期拨款之后。
波兰军方在凌晨4点前不久检测到一个不明物体向西飞越本国领空，随后出动一架F-16战机进行拦截，但该物体几分钟后就从雷达上消失。当局随后在塔尔纳瓦-科洛尼亚附近的农田发现一个约33英尺宽的弹坑和散落的残骸，该地点距离最近的建筑物约1.2英里。
波兰总理唐纳德·图斯克表示，初步证据显示该物体是俄罗斯的Kh-101导弹，但调查人员仍在确认其型号和来源。
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急救人员使用重型设备清理利沃夫公寓大楼的瓦砾。利沃夫是乌克兰最西部的城市，靠近北约盟国波兰，在2026年7月30日周四的俄罗斯导弹袭击后受损。(安纳多卢通讯社)
“所有迹象都表明这是俄罗斯的Kh-101导弹，”图斯克说道，并补充称如果该物体继续飞向人口稠密地区，波兰军队已准备好将其击落。
他还表示，美国有兴趣参与此次调查，初步调查结果显示该导弹并非针对波兰领土。图斯克对记者表示，俄乌战争的走向可能在未来100天内见分晓。
对北约成员国的威胁是这场长期战争中的新动向，此前泽连斯基曾敦促参议院推进格雷厄姆提出的全面制裁法案。此外，特朗普与泽连斯基讨论了允许乌克兰生产“爱国者”拦截弹的美国许可证，以及其他国防合作和恢复与莫斯科停滞不前的外交谈判的努力。
据当地官员透露，俄罗斯一枚Iskander-M弹道导弹击中克里沃伊罗格附近一处居住着一个大家庭的私人住宅，造成6人死亡，其中包括两名分别为5岁和12岁的女孩。在第聂伯罗彼得罗夫斯克和波尔塔瓦地区及基辅另有7人死亡，救援行动期间伤亡人数仍在上升。
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乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基周二访问华盛顿期间，在白宫与唐纳德·特朗普总统会面。
克里沃伊罗格防御委员会负责人亚历山大·维库尔在Telegram上写道：“这是一个黑暗的夜晚。”此次住宅袭击造成8人受伤。
据乌克兰警方消息，基辅的遇难者是一名31岁男子，另有两人受伤。俄罗斯的袭击破坏了首都的住宅建筑、车辆、仓储设施、一个市场和一个车库综合体，当地空袭警报持续了五个多小时，数千居民在地铁站避难。
在距离波兰边境约40英里的利沃夫，应急人员在受损的公寓大楼中搜寻被困在混凝土和瓦砾下的人员。据报道有30人受伤，其中包括儿童。官员们表示，超过20栋住宅建筑、一所学校和两所幼儿园受损。
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“看着救援人员在那些混凝土板下作业，我吓坏了，”一名利沃夫居民在救援人员从受损建筑中救出一名男孩时告诉路透社。
乌克兰空军表示，其防空系统拦截了55枚导弹和265架无人机。但9枚弹道导弹中仅击落1枚，另有11枚导弹和17架无人机在20个地点击中目标。
美国制造的“爱国者”系统是乌克兰目前武库中唯一能够可靠拦截俄罗斯弹道导弹的装备，这些导弹的飞行速度是音速的数倍。泽连斯基多次警告称，“爱国者”拦截弹的交付速度过慢且数量不足。
在周二与特朗普的会面中，泽连斯基表示，两国领导人讨论了在乌克兰生产“爱国者”拦截弹的许可证问题。他还会见了洛克希德·马丁公司的高管，并对参议员表示，国内生产是长期解决方案，但无法解决乌克兰当前的导弹短缺问题。欧洲各国已提出出资购买更多美国制造的拦截弹。
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泽连斯基的华盛顿之行恰逢参议院审议《2026年林赛·O·格雷厄姆制裁俄罗斯和伊朗法案》，该法案以这位长期支持国防、直言不讳的乌克兰支持者命名，他于本月早些时候意外去世。
参议院周二以86票对12票通过了一项初步程序障碍，周三又以84票对12票正式推进该法案。在最终通过前还需要进行更多投票。
该法案将对被指控帮助莫斯科规避现有制裁的俄罗斯官员、寡头、金融机构、能源项目和船只实施制裁。它还将对俄罗斯石油和天然气的五大购买国以及协助规避制裁的主要国家的商品征收高达100%的关税。
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格雷厄姆去世前不久曾与白宫谈判修订后的法案。该法案还包括延长对伊朗能源和武器部门的制裁，这是特朗普政府寻求的一项条款。
泽连斯基在程序性投票前会见了两党参议员团体，并称该法案是向俄罗斯、欧洲和乌克兰人民发出的重要信号。他在华盛顿国家大教堂参加格雷厄姆的葬礼后，在参议院会议厅的旁听席观看了投票。
路透社和美联社为本报告贡献了内容。
埃里克·麦克是突发新闻记者和撰稿人，周日至周四上班，美国东部时间早上6点至下午2点，尤其关注主导新闻周期的政治、选举、外交事务和政府相关报道。
NATO member scrambles fighter jets as Russian attack on Ukraine kills 8
July 30, 2026 7:41am EDT / Fox News
Poland scrambles F-16s after detecting what PM Tusk says was a Russian missile
By Eric Mack Fox News
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine’s military has transformed dramatically, now supported by more than 500 defense companies. He says Russia is losing 30,000 troops each month and argues the initiative in the war is no longer in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s hands.
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Poland, the closest NATO member to the Ukraine-Russia war, scrambled fighter jets and placed its air defenses on high alert early Thursday as Russia launched more than 70 missiles and roughly 280 drones across Ukraine, killing at least eight and wounding dozens from Kyiv to the western city of Lviv.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, just returning from this week’s U.S. visit with President Donald Trump and the funeral of late Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said the barrage exposed a critical shortage of Western-supplied interceptors, particularly against ballistic missiles.
“The protection of people’s lives depends directly on their willingness” to provide Ukraine with air-defense missiles, Zelenskyy said of Kyiv’s allies.
Hours later Thursday morning, the European Union disbursed $4 billion to Ukraine to finance the procurement of more drones, missiles, air defense and fighter jets, according to the European Commission.
RUSSIA LAUNCHES BALLISTIC MISSILE ATTACK ON KYIV HOURS AFTER ZELENSKYY WARNS OF MAJOR STRIKE
Ukrainian firefighters work to extinguish a fire at a market following a Russian missile strike in Kyiv on overnight into Thursday morning. Russian strikes killed at least eight people and wounded more than a dozen others across Ukraine, authorities said, triggering renewed calls from Kyiv for its allies to send air defense supplies.(AFP)
The disbursement is part of a more than $100 billion loan approved by the EU earlier this year and
This disbursement follows the roughly $3.5 billion installment June 25 and $4.5 billion on June 30.
Polish forces detected an unidentified object moving west through the country’s airspace shortly before 4 a.m. An F-16 was dispatched to intercept it, but the object disappeared from radar minutes later. Authorities subsequently found a crater about 33 feet wide and scattered debris in farmland near Tarnawa-Kolonia, about 1.2 miles from the closest buildings.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said initial evidence indicated the object was a Russian Kh-101 missile, although investigators were still working to confirm its type and origin.
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Emergency workers use heavy equipment to clear rubble from apartment buildings in Lviv, the western-most city in Ukraine and the closed to NATO-ally Poland, after a Russian missile attack Thursday, July 30, 2026.(Anadolu)
“All the indications are that it was a Russian Kh-101,” Tusk said, adding that Polish forces were prepared to shoot it down if it had continued flying toward a populated area.
He added the U.S. is interested in joining the investigation, which has initially determined the missile was not intended for Poland territory. The fate of the Ukraine-Russian war might be decided within the next 100 days, Tusk told reporters.
The threat to a NATO ally is a new frontier in the long-running war and comes after Zelenskyy pressed senators to advance Graham’s sweeping sanctions package. Also, Trump and Zelenskyy discussed U.S. licenses allowing Ukraine to produce Patriot interceptors, along with other defense cooperation and efforts to revive stalled diplomacy with Moscow.
Six people, including two girls ages 5 and 12, were killed when a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile struck a private home housing a large family near Kryvyi Rih, according to local officials. Seven others were reported killed in Kyiv and elsewhere in the Dnipropetrovsk and Poltava regions as the casualty count rose during rescue operations.
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“A dark night,” Oleksandr Vilkul, the head of Kryvyi Rih’s defense council, wrote on Telegram. Eight people were wounded in the strike on the home.
The person killed in Kyiv was a 31-year-old man, while two others were wounded, according to Ukrainian police. Russian strikes damaged residential buildings, vehicles, storage facilities, a market and a garage complex in the capital, where air raid warnings lasted more than five hours and thousands of residents sheltered in subway stations.
In Lviv, about 40 miles from the Polish border, emergency crews searched damaged apartment buildings for people trapped beneath concrete and debris. Thirty people, including children, were reported injured. More than 20 residential buildings, a school and two kindergartens were damaged, officials said.
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“I was terrified watching the rescuers go beneath those concrete slabs,” one Lviv resident told Reuters as crews pulled a boy from a damaged building.
Ukraine’s air force said its defenses intercepted 55 missiles and 265 drones. But only one of nine ballistic missiles was shot down, while 11 missiles and 17 drones struck targets at 20 locations.
The U.S.-made Patriot is the only system currently in Ukraine’s arsenal capable of reliably intercepting Russian ballistic missiles, which travel at several times the speed of sound. Zelenskyy has repeatedly warned that Patriot interceptors are arriving too slowly and in insufficient numbers.
During his Tuesday meeting with Trump, Zelenskyy said the leaders discussed licenses for Patriot interceptor production in Ukraine. He also met with Lockheed Martin executives and told senators that domestic production would be a long-term solution but would not address Ukraine’s immediate shortage of missiles. European countries have offered to pay for additional U.S.-made interceptors.
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Zelenskyy’s Washington visit coincided with Senate consideration of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, named for the longtime defense hawk and outspoken Ukraine supporter who died unexpectedly earlier this month.
The Senate voted 86-12 Tuesday to clear an initial procedural hurdle and voted 84-12 Wednesday to formally proceed to the legislation. Additional votes were still required before final passage.
The package would impose sanctions on Russian officials, oligarchs, financial institutions, energy projects and vessels accused of helping Moscow evade existing restrictions. It would also authorize tariffs of up to 100% on goods from the five largest purchasers of Russian oil and natural gas and the leading countries facilitating sanctions evasion.
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Graham negotiated the revised package with the White House shortly before his death. The legislation also includes an extension of sanctions targeting Iran’s energy and weapons sectors, a provision sought by the Trump administration.
Zelenskyy met with a bipartisan group of senators before the procedural votes and called the legislation an important signal to Russia, Europe and the Ukrainian people. He watched the Senate vote from the chamber’s gallery after attending Graham’s funeral at Washington National Cathedral.
Reuters and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Eric Mack is a breaking news reporter and writer Sunday through Thursday, 6 a.m. ET to 2 p.m. ET, with a particular interest in stories that lead the news cycle on politics, elections, foreign affairs and government.
