Ukrainian capital: Rockets hit Kyiv - Zelensky laments lack of advance warning
Russian missiles are exploding in Kyiv again, and once again there apparently were no prior warnings from the US. Mayor Klitschko is talking about multiple victims - and a targeted campaign against him.
Ukraine's capital Kyiv has been hit by ballistic missiles from Russia, with at least 2 killed and over 20 injured. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused international partners of not providing timely warnings of the attack, allowing Russia to catch them off guard. A residential building and a heating plant were damaged in the attack, which came as Ukraine faces a shortage of ammunition and struggles to defend against Russian attacks.
The US government has denied claims that it is not sharing military intelligence with Ukraine. The attacks have raised concerns about Ukraine's preparedness for winter, with Zelenskyy criticizing Kyiv's authorities for not doing enough to prepare for potential power and heating outages.
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