LONDON, October 28. /TASS/. Vladimir Zelensky has for the first time acknowledged Russia's demands for security guarantees amid the deterioration of relations between Kiev and Washington and thawing US-Russia ties, the Financial Times reported.
Kiev is afraid that the United States will completely pull support, while Ukrainian officials continue to complain about not receiving enough missiles and the loss of intelligence-sharing.
Concurrently, the administration of US President Donald Trump demanded an end to strikes on Russian refineries, while SpaceX, according to Ukraine, restricted the operation of its Starlink terminals for its military.
According to the Ukrainian agency UNIAN, Zelensky told reporters that supplies from the United States were kept at about 12 Patriot missiles per month, while air defense systems spent about 35, forcing other partners to to fill the missile gap.
