US Resumes Intelligence Sharing With Ukraine After Brief Pause, Zelenskyy Says

The United States has resumed providing Ukraine critical intelligence to help it defend against Russian missile strikes, after a brief pause, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in comments published on Sunday. Ukraine relies on US intelligence to spot fast-moving ballistic missiles fired in waves at its cities. Zelenskyy told NBC’s Meet the Press that intelligence-sharing had been interrupted but later “de-blocked,” adding, “We are very thankful for this. Now it works.” Zelenskyy warned that other US actions, including a deal to import Russian diesel and waiving sanctions, could hurt Ukraine, saying, “If the United States will officially take the side of Russia... we will not prevail.” US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the war must end through a negotiated settlement.