Zelensky Says No U.S. Warning Before Russian Missile Strike; Trump Disputes

Ukrainian President Zelensky stated Kyiv received no early warning of a Russian ballistic missile attack, raising concerns about the reliability of U.S. intelligence sharing. President Trump countered that the U.S. continues to share intelligence, leaving the operational status of intelligence cooperation uncertain. The discrepancy matters because any degradation in U.S.-Ukraine intelligence sharing would directly affect Ukraine's defensive capabilities and could signal a shift in U.S. policy.