Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Received No Intelligence From Partners on Incoming Missile Strike on Kyiv
Zelenskyy said five ballistic missiles hit civilian infrastructure and killed two people as Ukraine pressed for advance warnings from partners.
- On Tuesday, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that Ukraine received no advance warning from international partners regarding a Russian ballistic missile strike on Kyiv that hit civilian infrastructure.
- Russia has launched more than 100 weapons across Ukraine since Monday evening, continuing intensified aerial assaults using ballistic missiles and jet-powered drones against cities across the country.
- Strikes across Ukraine caused significant casualties: four deaths and 41 injuries in Kharkiv, 14 wounded at an educational institution in Rivne, and one killed in the Fastiv district.
- While Zelenskyy stated Ukraine is respecting an 'energy ceasefire' regarding oil sites, the Russian Defense Ministry confirmed coordinated strikes on military-industrial facilities and port infrastructure on Tuesday.
- Russia has increasingly used infrastructure attacks to deny Ukrainians power and heat during the 4 1/2-year war, while Zelenskyy emphasized that advance intelligence on ballistic missiles remains essential to preventing civilian deaths.
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Ukrainian firefighters extinguish a blaze at the site of a Russian missile strike at an apartment building in Kyiv on Oct. 14, 2026, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Genya Savilov/AFP via Getty Images)
Ukraine Has a New Trump Problem: Accusations are Swirling That America Held Back Critical Intel on a Russian Missile Attack
CBS News reports that US officials may have deliberately withheld warnings from Ukraine about Russian ballistic missile launches, as Washington presses Kyiv to stop striking Russian refineries. President Trump insists “we are helping them, and we are sharing intel,” and Ukraine’s foreign minister says intelligence sharing has not formally ended.
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The United States may have deliberately withheld information about Russian attacks on Ukraine this week, several sources with insight told CBS News.
CBS News sources say the United States may have intentionally withheld warning of a Russian missile attack. Washington denies halting intelligence cooperation.
U.S. may have withheld warnings to Ukraine of Russian strikes that killed 6, cut power to 600,000, sources say
The Trump administration may have withheld intelligence warnings to Ukraine about Russian strikes that killed 6 and cut power to 600,000 people, sources say.
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