US resumes missile intelligence sharing with Ukraine, Zelenskiy confirms

The US has resumed sharing missile intelligence with Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Tuesday after talks with US envoy Steve Witkoff in Norway, confirming Kyiv is again receiving advance warnings of ballistic missile attacks after an apparent suspension last week. Zelenskiy said the resumption of intelligence sharing "works" and would save lives, expressing gratitude to the American side. The Oslo talks, held amid the worst crisis in US-Ukraine relations since Russia's 2022 invasion, included Norwegian, Finnish, EU, and British officials, with Jared Kushner joining virtually. Witkoff was to travel to Russia to present proposals to President Vladimir Putin and seek the release of Stephen Hubbard, a retired American teacher imprisoned in Russia. The talks focused on security guarantees for Ukraine, postwar reconstruction, and a new European security architecture, while tensions persist over Trump's pressure on Kyiv to end long-range strikes on Russian oil refineries.