Zelensky: US Resumes Intelligence-Sharing with Ukraine

The Ukrainian president confirmed that Washington has restarted providing security data, including alerts on Russian ballistic missiles, following a brief pause.

The United States has resumed security intelligence-sharing with Ukraine following a brief pause, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed. The remarks were reported by The Jerusalem Post and Czech news outlet Seznam Zprávy. According to the reports, the shared data once again includes alerts and information regarding Russian ballistic missile strikes, after Zelensky previously stated that intelligence had been withheld from Kyiv prior to a Russian attack.

Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet reported that the Ukrainian leader expressed gratitude to the US administration for reinstating the intelligence flow. Meanwhile, The Jerusalem Post noted that the resumption comes as Kyiv conducts talks with envoys of US President Donald Trump regarding the possibility of convening a new peace summit.