U.S. Resumes Intelligence-sharing With Ukraine After Pause, Zelenskyy Says
The United States has resumed sharing intelligence with Ukraine after a brief interruption, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. The information helps Ukraine detect Russian ballistic missiles aimed at its cities, so the restoration could improve its ability to warn people and defend against strikes.
Zelenskyy said the sharing had been “de-blocked” and thanked Washington, while arguing that US plans to import Russian diesel and waive sanctions would harm Ukraine. He urged President Donald Trump to remain an ally; US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cited intelligence and munitions support but said the war should end through a negotiated settlement.
- The US has resumed intelligence-sharing with Ukraine, Zelenskyy says.
- The information helps detect Russian missile strikes.
- Zelenskyy criticised other US moves he says benefit Russia.