Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that the day before Ukraine did not have intelligence data about the launch of ballistic missiles toward Kyiv.
At the same time, Ukraine's Air Force reported that the targets were detected by radars directly over the city.
Earlier, CNN reported that over the weekend Washington warned Kyiv it was ready to stop sharing intelligence. According to Politico, the Ukrainian Armed Forces may also lose access to Starlink satellite communications. There has been no official confirmation of this information.
Shortly before that, Donald Trump accused Zelensky of ignoring requests not to strike Russian oil refineries. According to the president, he should have long ago made peace with Moscow, but instead "created problems for everyone." He proposed that the head of the Kyiv regime hold elections so that Ukrainians could elect a more amenable leader.
Russia's Defense Ministry stated that overnight the army attacked in Kyiv a workshop of the Palp Mill Print enterprise, where missiles and drones were produced, as well as the Darnytsia depot. There, a train used for transporting military cargo was being repaired.
In the Ukrainian capital, troops are striking facilities that support the operation of the military-industrial complex.