Zelenskyy says US gave no warning before Russian missile attack on Kyiv

Life might look normal in Ukraine, but the reality is anything but. Here inside this grocery store, we can see shattered glass here on the till, and really all around us, if you look down here, again, the evidence of the most recent attack on Kyiv. And Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, saying that a lot of this is because the United States did not give the early warning that Ukraine needs to prevent these kinds of attacks. Yet another example of how Ukraine says the U.S. has stopped sharing this vital intelligence. And much like this bridge, the relationship between the United States and Ukraine has taken a blow lately. Starting with last week when U.S. President Donald Trump declared a new diesel deal with Russia. And then again over the weekend when he said that he would be walking back sanctions against Moscow. The Ukrainian president had strong words in an interview where he said that the United States was essentially out of touch with reality, that these moves would not only embolden Russian President Vladimir Putin to continue its war, but would in fact fund Russia's war effort. He went on to say that while Ukraine can stand against Russia, it cannot stand against both Russia and the United States. Audrey McAlpine, Al Jazeera, Kyiv.