US resumes intelligence sharing with Ukraine after three-day pause

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that the United States has resumed sharing intelligence with Kyiv after a three-day pause, thanking Washington for ending the blockage that hindered Ukraine's response to Russian attacks. In an interview with NBC, Zelensky stated the information sharing was "blocked for some time and then unblocked by the American side," expressing gratitude and confirming it is now functioning. The disruption lasted "three days, during ballistic attacks" by Moscow, following tensions between the Trump administration and Ukraine over Starlink satellite system constraints. The pause came after President Donald Trump accused Kyiv of targeting Russian oil refineries and linking Ukrainian actions to rising global fuel prices. Zelensky also warned that the temporary lifting of US sanctions against Russia could lead to further concessions favorable to Vladimir Putin.