Ukraine: Power Plant Hit by Russian Strike Without Western Warning

Kiev suffered a new Russian air attack Tuesday night, devastating a key power plant. President Volodymyr Zelensky said the strike was carried out without prior warning from his Western allies, including the United States. 'Once again, no prior warning from our partners,' he lamented during a televised address. This lack of coordination has highlighted Ukraine's reliance on Western military intelligence to detect and prevent Russian attacks. ⏱️ 1 min read The facts and recent developments The power plant hit, located west of the capital, is a strategic point for energy supply. Its failure could affect the electrical stability of the region and worsen existing difficulties. Ukrainian authorities have launched rescue and repair operations, while calling for better international cooperation. 'We cannot do everything alone,' Zelensky emphasized, highlighting the importance of enhanced military and logistical support. 'Once again, no prior warning from our partners' The attack raises questions about the allies' ability to provide proactive protection. Although the United States and other partners have set up detection systems, coordination continues to be a problem. Ukraine needs more proactive assistance to protect its critical infrastructure. Tensions are rising as the war drags on, and the impact on the Ukrainian population is becoming increasingly marked. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ Although the United States and other partners have set up detection systems, coordination continues to be a problem. ▸ Ukrainian authorities have launched rescue and repair operations, while calling for better