Ukraine only had no information about the first wave of rocket launches at night - the Air Force

Yuri Ignat said there were warnings of further attacks

Moscow, October 14. /TASS/. Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ignat said that Ukraine received no information warning only about the first wave of Russian ballistic missile launches on the night of October 14, but warnings about subsequent strikes.

"We first said at around 22:40 (on October 13, 7:40 pm GMT) that there was no warning from our partners about the launch of ballistic missiles. However, our partners warned us about the next three waves," RBC Ukraine quoted him as saying.

Politico reported on October 13 that US President Donald Trump could end US intelligence support for Kiev or pressure Elon Musk to disable SpaceX's Starlink Internet service, which is heavily relied upon by the Ukrainian military.