Trump cuts off intelligence? Russian air strikes cause casualties, Zelensky complains: No early warning from allies for two nights in a row

After U.S. President Trump (right) threatened to cut off intelligence sharing, Ukrainian President Zelensky (left) said that for two consecutive nights, Russian air strikes had not received warning from allies. (AP file photo)

U.S. President Trump recently announced that Ukraine and Russia would "immediately" stop attacking each other's energy facilities, and threatened to suspend the provision of weapons procurement systems and cut off intelligence sharing to put pressure on Ukraine. Russia's air strikes in Ukraine have caused casualties in recent days. Ukrainian President Zelensky said that he had not received early warning from allies for two consecutive nights.

According to foreign media reports, the Russian military launched missile and drone air strikes on Ukraine on two consecutive nights on the 12th and 13th, causing at least one death and 13 injuries. The air raid warning was issued just before the missiles were about to arrive, leaving residents with no time to evacuate. During the missile attack on the evening of the 13th, the warning came too late.

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Ukrainian President Zelensky complained on the X platform this morning (14th) that the Russian army launched a missile attack on Kiev, but our partners once again did not issue any warning. He said: "Russia is destroying our energy infrastructure, and Ukraine did not even receive any warning about ballistic missile launches," which he said was completely unfair.

Zelensky emphasized that the United States must truly see what is happening and who is responsible for the continuation of this war; Ukraine is also working hard to strengthen the system and upgrade its air defense capabilities.

Ukraine lacks large-scale satellite reconnaissance capabilities, so it relies on intelligence provided by the United States and NATO to identify signs of an attack, such as activity at Russian air bases, ship movements and the deployment of ballistic missile launchers.

However, U.S. President Trump emphasized the continued sharing of intelligence. When asked on the 13th whether the United States would cut off intelligence sources if Ukraine did not stop attacking Russian oil facilities, President Trump responded: "We are helping them and sharing intelligence with them."

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