US restores Ukraine intelligence feeds after brief wartime pause
What's new: Zelensky said the resumed flow again helps detect fast-moving Russian ballistic missile strikes.
The United States has restored intelligence sharing with Ukraine after a short interruption, President Volodymyr Zelensky said in remarks published Saturday. He said the assistance had been “de-blocked” and was working again, a key step for Ukraine because US intelligence helps spot incoming Russian ballistic missiles. The restoration follows several days of tension between Kyiv and President Donald Trump’s administration over the war and possible terms for a negotiated settlement. Zelensky welcomed the renewed support but warned that other US moves, including a diesel import deal with Russia and delayed sanctions, would weaken Ukraine’s position if Washington shifts toward Moscow.