Ukrainians dying because US restricting intelligence sharing, Zelensky adviser tells BBC
A senior adviser to President Zelensky says Ukrainians have died because American warnings of incoming Russian missile strikes arrived too late, or never arrived at all.
A top adviser to President Zelensky has said Ukrainians have died because American warnings of incoming Russian missiles arrived too late, or never arrived at all, amid restrictions on US intelligence sharing with Kyiv.
Overnight, two ballistic missiles hit the capital. One came with no warning at all, while the other gave people just one minute to reach shelter.
Washington says nothing has changed in its support. But Kyiv says limits connected to satellite internet access are also hurting its drone defence, compounding the danger from missile strikes.
Ukrainian officials fear Kyiv is being pressured, and that ordinary lives are paying the price as the dispute over intelligence and battlefield support continues.
Reporting based on coverage from BBC News.