US resumes intelligence sharing with Ukraine, Zelenskiy confirms

The United States has resumed sharing essential intelligence with Ukraine to help defend against Russian missile attacks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sunday, following a brief pause. Zelenskiy told NBC's "Meet the Press" that intelligence sharing had been interrupted but was now "unblocked," expressing gratitude for its restoration. Ukraine relies on US data to detect high-speed Russian ballistic missiles launched in waves against its cities. Zelenskiy warned that other US measures, including a deal to import Russian diesel and suspending sanctions on Russia, would harm Ukraine. He said if the US officially allies with Russia, Ukraine cannot succeed, though he hopes Trump remains an ally and changes his decisions.