Russia has fired missiles and drones into apartment buildings across the Kyiv region for the second time in a week, killing at least 26 people and wounding 60 on the eve of a crucial NATO summit, authorities said.Ukraine's military was unable to down any of the 23 ballistic missiles fired by Russia, according to air force data, reflecting its increasing vulnerability to Moscow's strikes as stocks of its prized Patriot interceptor missiles run out.Speaking in his nightly video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said it was "simply absurd that, in the modern world, production has still not been scaled up to the level actually required to protect people from ballistic terror".He said that Ukraine had the know-how to produce the weapons, and if it received US licences to manufacture US Patriot systems, "our production would be sufficient not only to defend Ukraine but also to assist partners who need them"."As long as Patriot missiles sit in our allies' stockpiles, Russia is only encouraged to keep destroying residential buildings," he wrote earlier on social media."The US and Europe have the power to stop this terror."The Monday morning attack on the Ukrainian capital killed at least 18 people, with 10 more reported dead in the wider Kyiv region.In Kyiv, nearly 30 buildings were significantly damaged And then it hit three more times," Oleksandr Bakhlukov, who lives in a nearby building, said."Glass was falling down