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Zelensky adviser blames US intelligence limits for Ukrainian deaths; White House says no change
Zelensky adviser Serhii Beskrestnov told the BBC that US restrictions on intelligence sharing were causing Ukrainian deaths. He said there had not been enough time to warn people of incoming missile attacks. The White House offered a different account, saying intelligence sharing had not changed.

What to know
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Serhii Beskrestnov said US intelligence-sharing restrictions were causing Ukrainian deaths and that there was insufficient time to warn people of incoming missiles.
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The White House said intelligence sharing had not changed.
Why it matters
The differing accounts concern intelligence sharing, which the adviser links to missile warnings and Ukrainian deaths.
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