US resumes intelligence-sharing with Ukraine, Zelenskyy confirms

The United States has resumed intelligence-sharing with Ukraine after a brief pause, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed on Sunday, restoring critical support for detecting Russian missile strikes. Zelenskyy told NBC's Meet the Press that the interruption was "de-blocked" and expressed gratitude, but warned that other US actions, including importing Russian diesel and waiving sanctions, will hurt Ukraine. He said Ukraine cannot prevail if Washington officially sides with Moscow. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent rejected Zelenskyy's framing, saying the war must end through negotiation rather than a Ukrainian victory. The resumption follows a week of growing friction between Trump and Zelenskyy over US policy shifts.