
Ukraine leader says no one warned Kyiv before Russian attack
Russia fired fast, hard-to-stop missiles at Kyiv without Ukraine getting a heads-up from Western friends, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in comments reported Oct. 13. "Unfortunately, we received no early warning from our partners about this strike," he said. He suggested the United States had stopped sharing satellite intelligence — pictures from space that spot launches early, like sky cameras.
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