Rusko podruhé za dva dny zaútočilo na Kyjev, zemřelo nejméně devět lidí

Index ověření faktů: 78/100 — The article's core casualty figures and evolving toll numbers are well-supported by the cited France24, BBC, AP, CBS, and Guardian sources, but several interpretive claims about Kyiv's strategic posture, Western pressure dynamics, and attack trend framing go beyond what the cited snippets establish.

• Russia launched ballistic missiles and drones at Kyiv overnight into Saturday, killing at least nine and wounding 28 — Matches France24 ('At least nine people were killed and 28 others wounded... ballistic missiles overnight Saturday') and BBC headline ('Russian strikes on Kyiv kill at least nine').
• It is the second time in 48 hours that a Russian barrage on Kyiv produced mass casualties — Matches EA WorldView headline: '2nd Russia Mass Killings in 48 Hours'.
• AP put the toll at three killed and more than a dozen wounded — Matches AP headline: 'killing 3 and wounding over a dozen'.
• The Guardian initially reported at least three dead — Matches Guardian headline: 'kills at least three'.
• CBS News reported four dead and at least 15 wounded — Matches CBS headline: 'kill 4, injure at least 15'.
• Officials later revised the toll to at least nine dead and 28 injured, per France24 and BBC — Consistent with both France24 and BBC articles as final reported figures.
• BBC frames the strike as part of Moscow escalating deadly ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv — Matches BBC subhead: 'Moscow escalates deadly ballistic missile attacks on the Ukrainian capital.'
• France24 notes both Russia and Ukraine have ramped up attacks in recent months, with Moscow increasing long-range strikes — Near-verbatim match to France24 text.
• This barrage extends a run of attacks that has become 'more frequent and more lethal,' according to EA WorldView's ongoing tally — Only EA WorldView's headline is available in source material; no content confirms a trend characterization of 'more frequent and more lethal' beyond the two-strikes-in-48-hours fact.
• Zelenskyy is pushing to use Starlink satellite connectivity to support Ukrainian strikes inside Russia, per Guardian's war briefing — Matches Guardian headline: 'Zelenskyy pushes to use Starlink for attacks in Russia.'
• Kyiv's response has 'moved beyond air-defense requests' and pairs defensive appeals with pressure to expand offensive reach — This is the article's own interpretive framing; not stated or supported in any cited source excerpt.
• A second mass-casualty strike within 48 hours 'tends to force a response from allies' and sharpens arguments in Washington/NATO for sanctions or air-defense decisions — Speculative analysis not attributed to or supported by any source in the material provided.