Ukraine resumes receiving early warning intel after Zelenskyy-Rubio call

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday that Kyiv is again receiving early warnings from partners about Russian missile attacks, a capability he said had been absent for at least a week and is critical for saving civilian lives. Zelenskyy said the change followed talks with U.S. officials, including a phone call with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and expressed gratitude that the intelligence sharing is working again. The announcement came as Russian strikes killed at least nine people in Ukraine. Rubio denied any deliberate U.S. policy to withhold support, citing global Patriot interceptor shortages, while EU officials questioned U.S. peace efforts. European nations have allocated more aid than Washington, and Zelenskyy also raised concerns about restrictions on Starshield satellite internet and delayed missile deliveries.