Zelenskyy says US gave no warning of Russian strikes on Kyiv power plants

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the US gave no warning before a Russian missile attack on Kyiv power plants Sunday evening, reviving concerns Washington is withholding intelligence to pressure Kyiv into capitulating to Moscow. Ukraine's Air Force spokesperson confirmed no warning preceded the 11pm barrage, though one was given before a 3am follow-up strike. Zelenskyy accused partners of "denial of reality," citing blocked missile supplies and sanctions relief for Russia amid a public quarrel with President Donald Trump. Trump defended pausing sanctions as necessary for peace negotiations, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio cited a possible software problem in the early warning system. Ukraine reports at least three unwarned strikes in the past week, with Starlink services also allegedly throttled.