Zelensky: Ukraine Did Not Receive US Intelligence Warning About Missile Attack

Ukraine's president said his country has not received a warning from its Western partners for the second time regarding the launch of a ballistic missile.

The president of Ukraine announced that the country did not receive a warning from its western partners about the launch of ballistic missiles for the second time.

According to Ambassador Arjan, quoted by Tass, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, announced that Kiev did not receive any warning from its Western partners about the ballistic missile launch last night.

He wrote in a telegram message: Our partners did not warn about the firing of ballistic missiles. This is the second time that Ukraine has not received such a warning.

Earlier, Zelensky said in an interview with the American National Radio that Washington has warned about the possibility of suspending the exchange of information with Ukraine. According to him, the Ukrainian commanders have also been informed of such a possibility at the military level.

On October 13, Politico also reported that US President Donald Trump may stop Washington's intelligence support for Kyiv or cut off Ukraine's access to Starlink satellite internet by putting pressure on Elon Musk; A service that the Ukrainian army is heavily dependent on.