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Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, says his country received no advance warning from its Western allies about the launch of ballistic missiles in two consecutive Russian missile attacks on Kiev. On Tuesday, October 13, Zelensky announced for the first time that Ukraine's allies had not given advance warning of Monday evening's attack with five ballistic missiles on the capital's civilian infrastructure. He emphasized that receiving information from allies about the firing of Russian ballistic missiles is essential to saving civilian lives. On Tuesday evening, following another missile attack on Kiev, Zelensky announced once again that he had received no prior warning and said that Ukrainian systems detected the missiles when they almost reached the capital. At least three people were killed and 21 people, including a child, were injured in the Russian attacks on Kyiv, which continued until the morning of Wednesday, October 14. Also, due to damage to energy facilities, the electricity was cut off in parts of the capital.

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Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, says his country received no advance warning from its Western allies about the launch of ballistic missiles in two consecutive Russian missile attacks on Kiev. On Tuesday, October 13, Zelensky announced for the first time that Ukraine's allies had not given advance warning of Monday evening's attack with five ballistic missiles on the capital's civilian infrastructure. He emphasized that receiving information from allies about the firing of Russian ballistic missiles is essential to saving civilian lives. On Tuesday evening, following another missile attack on Kiev, Zelensky announced once again that he had received no prior warning and said that Ukrainian systems detected the missiles when they almost reached the capital. At least three people were killed and 21 people, including a child, were injured in the Russian attacks on Kyiv, which continued until the morning of Wednesday, October 14. Also, due to damage to energy facilities, the electricity was cut off in parts of the capital.

Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, says his country received no advance warning from its Western allies about the launch of ballistic missiles in two consecutive Russian missile attacks on Kiev. On Tuesday, October 13, Zelensky announced for the first time that Ukraine's allies had not given advance warning of Monday evening's attack with five ballistic missiles on the capital's civilian infrastructure. He emphasized that receiving information from allies about the firing of Russian ballistic missiles is essential to saving civilian lives. On Tuesday evening, following another missile attack on Kiev, Zelensky announced once again that he had received no prior warning and said that Ukrainian systems detected the missiles when they almost reached the capital. At least three people were killed and 21 people, including a child, were injured in the Russian attacks on Kyiv, which continued until the morning of Wednesday, October 14. Also, due to damage to energy facilities, the electricity was cut off in parts of the capital.