TOH edition: Friday, 23 October 2026 · peace
A Chance to Warn Civilians Before Missiles Arrive: Zelenskyy Says Kyiv Is Receiving Early Warnings Again
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says partners have resumed giving Kyiv early warnings of incoming Russian missiles after a recent gap. Such intelligence allows the public to be alerted and gives military units time to attempt interceptions, though the report provides no independent confirmation or measured impact on casualties.
Restoring advance warning could give civilians a chance to seek protection and defenders time to respond, even as attacks continue.
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