Spiegel.De Ukraine President Criticizes Lack of Warning Before Russian Missile Strikes
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- •Zelenskyy criticized allies for failing to provide missile attack warnings.
- •Recent Russian strikes hit a heating power plant and a residential complex in Kyiv.
- •A technical issue reportedly caused the lack of warning alerts for the attacks.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed frustration over the absence of early warnings from allies regarding recent Russian missile attacks, specifically targeting Kyiv. The attacks resulted in damage to a major heating power plant and a residential building, causing at least one death and six injuries. Zelenskyy indicated that this was the second time in a week that Ukraine received no advance notice of such attacks. A technical issue reportedly prevented the Ukrainian side from receiving warning alerts, although U.S. intelligence sharing continues. The situation has raised concerns about the reliability of allied support in Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression.
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2026-10-11
First missile attack without warning
Zelenskyy noted that Ukraine did not receive a warning before a missile strike on October 11, leading to casualties.
Spiegel.De2026-10-12
Second missile attack on Kyiv
Another missile attack occurred, damaging critical infrastructure and resulting in casualties, with no prior warning issued.
Spiegel.De2026-10-13
Zelenskyy addresses lack of warnings
Zelenskyy publicly criticized the lack of warning from allies regarding missile attacks, emphasizing the need for reliable intelligence.
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Common questions
What specific attacks occurred recently?
Recent attacks targeted a heating power plant and a residential complex in Kyiv, resulting in casualties.
What caused the lack of warnings?
A technical issue reportedly prevented the Ukrainian side from receiving warning alerts before the missile strikes.
How is the U.S. responding to these criticisms?
U.S. President Trump denied any cessation of intelligence sharing, stating that the U.S. continues to assist Ukraine.
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