Volodymyr Zelensky said Kyiv received no early warning from Western partners before a Russian ballistic missile strike, fuelling concern that US intelligence sharing may be narrowing.
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01Summary
- 01Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine had no advance warning from its Western partners before a Russian ballistic missile attack.
- 02The report raised fears that the United States may be cutting back intelligence sharing with Kyiv.
- 03The description says some Russian ballistic missile attacks do go undetected.
- 04The story is based on a report from the New York Times.
02Why it matters
If Western intelligence sharing is reduced, Ukraine could have less time to prepare for Russian attacks and protect civilians and infrastructure. It also matters because it may signal strain in US-Ukraine co-operation during the war.
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