US resumes intelligence sharing with Ukraine on Russian strikes, Zelenskyy confirms

The US has resumed sharing intelligence with Ukraine about Russian missile strikes, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday after meeting US envoy Steve Witkoff in Norway, confirming Kyiv is again receiving advance warnings of ballistic missile attacks. Zelenskyy said the restored intelligence flow "works" and would save civilian lives, following a reported suspension last week by the White House. He also discussed restrictions on Starshield satellite services and offered to halt long-range strikes on Russian oil refineries in exchange for US-supplied Patriot interceptors. The talks occurred amid a severe crisis in US-Ukraine relations, with President Donald Trump accusing Zelenskyy of failing to end the war. Zelenskyy rejected a proposed trilateral summit involving Putin, Trump, and Xi Jinping, insisting "nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine."