Trump Denies Cutting Ukraine Intelligence Amid Satellite Restrictions
US President Donald Trump said Washington continues to share intelligence with Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv had received no advance warning from its international partners before a new wave of Russian attacks on the capital and battlefield reports of a throttling of Starlink satellite access. Trump told reporters on October 14, "No, we haven't," when asked whether the…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy alleged Washington has ceased sharing intelligence with Kyiv following new Russian attacks. Trump denied this, stating the US continues to share intelligence with Ukraine. Zelenskyy claimed Russian forces launched 39 ballistic missiles on October 13, striking Kyiv and Kharkiv, including a power plant.
A strike on an apartment building killed at least three people. Zelenskyy's claims of no advance warning don't mean the US withheld intel, according to Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha. Analysts suggested the delay could be due to cloud cover obscuring satellite views, not a suspension of intel sharing. Ukraine heavily relies on American intelligence to defend against attacks, with cloud cover potentially limiting Starlink service access.
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