A Russian strike hit a Kyiv subway station overnight, killing a 21-year-old woman and injuring three people, officials said.

Mayor Vitali Klitschko said the attack on the left bank also damaged a 25-storey residential building and a medical facility.

Radio Liberty journalist Alex Raufoglu’s sources said Kyiv got no advance warning before the October 18 ballistic attack.

Kyiv’s metro doubles as a bomb shelter for tens of thousands of residents during air raids.

Zelenskyy had said Ukraine also received no warning from partners before a ballistic strike on Kyiv on October 12.

The US has resumed sharing intelligence that helps Ukraine detect incoming missiles, after a pause Zelenskyy said lasted three days.

He said the Trump administration had warned intelligence sharing might stop if Ukraine kept striking Russian oil refineries.

Zelenskyy also spoke with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who visited Kyiv earlier this month.

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