Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed that intelligence sharing with the U.S. has resumed after a period of disruption that left Ukraine unable to track Russian military movements. The temporary halt had left Kyiv struggling to anticipate and respond to attacks, highlighting the critical role of Western intelligence support in the war effort. Zelensky’s announcement comes as tensions persist over the extent of military aid and coordination between allies. The resumption of intelligence flows underscores the ongoing need for close transatlantic cooperation amid evolving battlefield dynamics.
Zelensky reveals US intel sharing is back after blackout left Ukraine blind to Russian attacks New York Post
