Trump says US still sharing intel, even as Ukraine reports attacks with no warnings

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said a strike on a high-rise apartment building killed two people.[1] Reuters reports that Zelenskiy wrote "Once again, no advance warning from our partners"[1] on Telegram and did not say why no warning came.Trump told reporters "We are helping them, and we are sharing intel,"[1] Reuters reports. According to the same report, when asked whether Russia had broken the energy ceasefire, he said "I'll let you know about that later."[1]CNN reports that two European officials told CNN the US could suspend intelligence sharing and European purchases of US weapons for Ukraine if Kyiv does not halt its deep strikes on Russian energy facilities.[2] Zelenskyy told NPR that the Trump administration warned it could cut off intelligence-sharing with Ukraine unless Ukrainian forces stop long-range drone strikes on oil refineries inside Russia.[3] NPR says the White House did not confirm whether the administration has threatened to cut off intelligence-sharing[3].According to Reuters, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Ukraine was still receiving US military intelligence and attributed the delay to the type of weapon Russia had used.[1] The Associated Press reports that a senior Ukrainian official described the missing warning as a "failure," suggesting it was the result of circumstances such as weather conditions[4].Reuters quotes Fabian Hoffmann of the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies as saying Europe's ability to replace US early-warning intelligence is "very limited"[1].