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Ukraine says US early warning on missile attacks has resumed
Zelensky said Ukraine is again receiving early warning intelligence on Russian missile attacks after talks with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Oslo and a call with Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He had said earlier strikes came without enough notice.
Why it matters
Early warnings give Ukrainian civilians and air defenses more time to respond to incoming missile strikes.
Background
The US has shared intelligence with Ukraine since the 2022 invasion. Zelensky had said some sharing was temporarily paused before resuming.
The story so far
- Ukraine and US clash over Starlink speed cap on military drones
- Kyiv says US limits on intelligence and Starshield are costing lives
- Zelensky says US intelligence sharing resumed after Oslo talks
- Ukraine says US early warning on missile attacks has resumed
- US approves sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine
- US approves sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine
- Zelensky offers to stop refinery strikes if US supplies missiles
Sources
- NPR ↗Oct 21, 1:43 AM ET
- CBC News ↗Oct 20, 8:07 AM ET
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