U.S. denies deliberately withholding missile warnings from Ukraine
U.S. intelligence sharing with Ukraine resumed after a three-day pause, as President Zelensky reported. Marco Rubio denied any interruption and said Ukraine lacks access to Starshield. A Russian missile attack killed one woman and injured several in Kyiv.
- Volodymyr Zelensky revealed the United States resumed information sharing with Kyiv after three days.
- Marco Rubio denied that the United States stopped sharing intelligence with Ukraine.
- Donald Trump accused Volodymyr Zelensky of not wanting to end the war with Russia.
- Marco Rubio urged Ukrainian President Zelensky to focus on ending the war with Russia.
- Marco Rubio stated the 60-day exemptions were meant to allow time for positive discussions.
- Ukraine has requested the Starshield technology for deep-interdiction strikes inside Russia.
- President Zelensky stated Starlink communication in Ukraine still disconnect when speed exceeds one hundred sixty-one km/h.
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