Zelenskyy says Ukraine got no early warning from partners as Russia hits the power grid again

According to AP reporting carried by the Washington Post, Zelenskyy said Kyiv again received no early warning of the attack from partner countries that previously shared their intelligence.[2]Zelenskyy said on social media that the barrage hit 28 substations and other critical energy facilities, depriving more than a half-million people of electricity, heat and running water[3], AP reports. NBC News gave a different count, reporting that Zelenskyy said the strikes damaged more than 10 energy infrastructure facilities across the country[4].AP reports that Russia fired 16 ballistic missiles at Kyiv and its surrounding region, Zelenskyy said, with officials in the capital reporting a 21-year-old woman was killed.[3]Air force spokesperson Yurii Ihnat said on national television that Ukraine received no warning from its partners ahead of the first wave of attacks, and information about a second wave arrived too late for air raid sirens[3], according to AP.AP reports that U.S. President Donald Trump says Washington hasn't stopped providing intelligence to Kyiv.[3] Secretary of State Marco Rubio repeated that position Monday, saying he had no information about the previous night's Russian attack.[3]NBC News reports that the Russian Defense Ministry said that it carried out a "massive strike"[4] on targets that included a data center and a logistics hub for drone and missile components.According to AP, U.S. and Russian officials said Monday that talks are continuing on the possibility of a trilateral meeting involving Putin, Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping[3] next month to negotiate a deal on Ukraine, without Kyiv taking part.