U.S. may have withheld warnings to Ukraine on deadly Kyiv strikes
Summary
The U.S. may have withheld some early warnings about recent Russian missile attacks on Ukraine, according to multiple sources. President Trump said the U.S. continues to share intelligence with Ukraine and wants the war to end. Ukraine said it did not get advance warning for a big missile attack this week and has also faced technical issues with Starlink satellite communications.Key Facts
- Ukraine received no early warning from the U.S. before recent Russian missile strikes on Kyiv and other cities.
- U.S. officials blamed a missile detection system failure on bad weather during the attack.
- Ukrainian officials described the excuse as doubtful and suggested possible intentional interference.
- Russia launched over 39 ballistic missiles and 120 drones targeting energy and critical infrastructure, killing six people and leaving 600,000 without power.
- President Trump confirmed the U.S. continues to help Ukraine with intelligence and wants the conflict to end.
- The U.S. previously withheld some intelligence earlier in the year to focus on the Middle East.
- America threatened to stop sharing some intelligence and arms support if Ukraine did not stop attacking Russian energy infrastructure.
- Ukraine also faced problems with Starlink satellite communications, which are important for its military coordination.
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