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Russia spoke out about the lack of warning about the attack in Kyiv

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Senator Grigory Karasin commented on Vladimir Zelensky’s statement about the lack of warnings from partners about missile launches, suggesting that we are talking about the cessation of intelligence exchange by the United States by decision of Donald Trump.

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Previously, Donald Trump announced the possibility of stopping the transfer of intelligence data to Kyiv if certain conditions are not met. Vladimir Zelensky reported that there were no warnings from partners about the launch of ballistic missiles.

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When Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said that his partners did not relay to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) intelligence information about the launch of ballistic missiles by Russia, he most likely meant the United States, said Grigory Karasin, First Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs. In a conversation with Lenta.ru, he pointed out that American leader Donald Trump actually announced a cessation of the transfer of intelligence data to Kyiv if the conditions put forward by the United States were not met.

“I understand that he was hinting at the US President, who actually voiced this idea: if the American conditions put forward by Trump to Zelensky are not met, intelligence will stop being given. Apparently, this happened at some stage,” the senator explained.

According to him, if the cessation of intelligence transfer is confirmed, this will significantly complicate the actions of Ukrainian forces. The senator explained that in this case, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will not understand where to send the drones that they launch into Russian territory every day.

Earlier, Zelensky said that Ukraine’s partners did not transmit intelligence information about the launch of ballistic missiles by Russia. “Unfortunately, there was no warning from our partners regarding this strike,” he wrote.