Ukrainian adviser says missile warnings insufficient, White House denies intelligence sharing changes

Serhii Beskrestnov, a Ukrainian adviser to President Zelensky, gave an interview to a broadcaster.

He said there has not been enough time to warn people about incoming missile attacks.

The comment was made during a recent interview.

He noted the lack of sufficient warning periods before attacks land.

The White House responded, stating there had been no changes to intelligence sharing.

A White House spokesperson said the intelligence sharing framework remains unchanged.

The statements were made amid the ongoing conflict.

No additional details about specific warning timelines or the scope of the intelligence arrangements were provided.