US-Ukraine ties thaw as Russia strikes Kramatorsk, killing four

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with US envoy Steve Witkoff in Oslo on Tuesday, signaling a thaw in previously strained US-Ukraine relations, with intelligence sharing reportedly restored and discussions on Starlink and Patriot missiles progressing positively. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio also spoke with Zelensky, denying Washington was deliberately withholding military supplies and expressing President Trump's frustration over accusations of harming Ukraine. Meanwhile, a Russian strike killed four civilians in Kramatorsk, including three energy workers. A Russian military satellite, Cosmos-2612, maneuvered within 100 meters of a Finnish commercial satellite under US contract, raising concerns about Russian space interception capabilities. NATO announced additional deployments to the Black Sea following recent drone attacks on merchant ships.