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By Olena Harmash KYIV, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Ukraine received no advance warning from its partners of a Russian ballistic missile strike overnight, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday, adding that some vital deliveries from the United States were being delayed.
Ukraine's leader rejects Trump's accusations, says Putin is refusing peace, not him, and the U.S. military is delaying "vital supplies."
Sen. John Curtis said the United States is not doing enough to help Ukraine defend itself as Russia has recently ramped up attacks.
Russia fired 16 ballistic missiles at Kyiv and the surrounding region and more than 200 drones across the country
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Ukraine asks Lockheed Martin to speed Patriot supplies; no commitment announced
Ukraine wants faster access to Patriot air-defense systems as Russian ballistic-missile pressure continues, but its latest discussion with Lockheed Martin produced no announced supply commitment. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the talks covered ways to expand and accelerate supplies of equipment he described as vital to the country’s defense.
Russian ballistic missiles targeted energy facilities in the Ukrainian capital overnight, killing one person and injuring two more.
The Ukrainian leader said Kyiv had no early warning from its Western partners before a Russian ballistic missile attack. But some such attacks do go undetected.
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Trump Frames Potential Putin-Xi Meeting Around Denuclearization — Leaving Ukraine With No Seat at the Table
Trump is open to a Putin-Xi summit focused on nuclear arms — not Ukraine. Here's what that shift means and why Kyiv is alarmed.
As Donald Trump intervenes to protect Russia’s oil refineries, Ukraine plays the few cards it has left. U krainians have gotten used to awful news. But even by their standards, the past several days have felt dismal.
The decision by President Donald Trump to waive sanctions on Russia has infuriated Ukraine’s allies in Congress.
The attacks damaged over 10 energy facilities, leaving more than half a million people without power, heat and running water.
A Russian drone attack on Monday killed six people, including three children, in a park in a village in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region, Regional Governor Oleh Syniehubov said.