US resumes intelligence sharing with Ukraine, Zelenskyy confirms

The US has resumed sharing intelligence with Ukraine after a brief pause, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed, expressing gratitude while voicing deep concern over Washington's recent policy shifts toward Moscow. The intelligence flow, crucial for detecting Russian ballistic missile launches, was interrupted for three days last week before being restored. Zelenskyy noted that only the US military possesses these early warning capabilities, though US, NATO, and EU officials had denied any stoppage occurred. Zelenskyy warned Ukraine "cannot survive" if the US sides with Russia, citing suspended sanctions and planned diesel deliveries as worrying signs. He also reported Starlink satellite services remain throttled, hindering Ukrainian drone operations and air defense.