US gave us no warning of Russian strikes on Kyiv power plants, Zelenskyy says
Summary
Ukraine said it did not get a warning from the US before Russia fired missiles at power plants in Kyiv on Sunday night. President Zelenskyy criticized the US for blocking missile supplies and slowing weapons deliveries, while President Trump said he was trying to negotiate peace between Russia and Ukraine.Key Facts
- Ukraine was not warned by the US before a Russian missile attack on Kyiv’s power plants at around 11 pm.
- Ukraine received a warning before a second missile strike at 3 am.
- President Zelenskyy accused the US of blocking missile supplies and delaying deliveries.
- President Trump lifted some sanctions on Russia and said he wanted to keep Russia at the negotiation table.
- The US usually warns Ukraine before Russian missile launches, but there have been recent failures to do so.
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio mentioned a possible software problem with the early warning system.
- Ukraine said weapons deliveries through a system where Europe buys US weapons for Ukraine have been delayed.
- The US denied it was limiting Starlink satellite internet service in Ukraine, which is used for military operations.
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