US resumes intelligence sharing with Ukraine after pause, Zelenskyy confirms

The United States has resumed sharing crucial intelligence with Ukraine for defense against Russian missile attacks after a brief pause, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in an NBC interview published Sunday. He expressed gratitude for the restored flow of information. Zelenskyy confirmed the intelligence exchange was interrupted but later "released" again, stating "now it works." Ukraine relies on this data to detect fast-moving ballistic missiles that Russia fires in waves at its cities. The resumption follows earlier Ukrainian reports of some Russian attacks occurring without warning. President Donald Trump had stated earlier in the week that Washington continues sharing intelligence, despite these concerns.