Ukraine Accuses US of Helping Russia as Missiles Hit Kyiv
The attacks killed at least 7 people and cut power to 600,000 residents as Ukraine said warning systems and Starlink links were disrupted.
- Ukraine accused Russia on Wednesday of violating Donald Trump's purported "energy ceasefire" after a renewed wave of deadly strikes hit vital power supplies across the country.
- Trump announced the "energy ceasefire" on Sunday, two days after news of a deal to supply Russia with diesel fuel angered Western allies and strained U.S.-Ukraine relations.
- Four people were killed in Kyiv and power to at least 600,000 people was cut after significant damage to energy facilities; Prime Minister Sergiy Koretsky reported ballistic missile attacks also hit infrastructure in the Kharkiv region.
- Zelensky criticized the lack of early warnings from partners as "absolutely unjust," while Ukrainian officials reported Starlink internet services were "throttled" overnight, disrupting "a number of missions" by defense forces.
- Recent strains with Trump have cast doubt on intelligence-sharing arrangements, as air raid sirens failed to sound on two nights before explosions were heard—a rare occurrence Ukrainian officials attributed to hard-to-detect Russian missiles or technical issues.
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Russian strikes on energy infrastructure in Ukraine resulted in at least seven deaths during the night, Kyiv denouncing restrictions on Starlink's use on Wednesday and questioning Washington's support for Moscow.
Russian strikes on energy infrastructure overnight in Ukraine have killed at least seven people. At the same time, 600,000 residents were left without electricity, with Volodymyr Zelensky today denouncing Vladimir Putin’s “contempt” for Donald Trump’s call for a ceasefire in such attacks. An adviser to the Ukrainian president also said that the operation of some Starlink terminals, the satellite network used mainly for battlefield communications…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Wednesday morning that the Russian Federation has never shown such blatant disrespect for the United States as it is now. He said this in connection with Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, which Moscow has intensified after US President Donald Trump declared an energy ceasefire between the two warring parties. On Wednesday night, according to Zelensky, the Russians attacked energy infrastruct…
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Ukraine accuses US of helping Russia as missiles hit Kyiv
Ukraine on Wednesday accused the United States of helping Russia, saying Washington failed to warn it of incoming missile strikes and slowed the Starlink system it relies on for its battlefield communications…
"Russia has never shown such an ostentatious disrespect towards the US before, it does not consider the statements of the American president firm." So on X the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky. (ANSA)
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