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Ukraine suspects US limits intelligence sharing

Ukrainian officials suspect the United States is intermittently restricting intelligence sharing, despite denials from the Trump administration. They say Russian projectiles have struck Ukraine without warning, including in a ballistic missile attack on Sunday. Zelensky adviser Serhii Beskrestnov told the BBC there was not enough time to warn people about incoming missile attacks; the White House said intelligence sharing had not changed.
WHO: Ukrainian officials
WHAT: Ukrainian officials said they suspect the United States is intermittently restricting intelligence sharing.
WHEN: Oct 18, 2026
WHERE: Ukraine
WHY: The reason for the suspected restrictions is unknown.

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