Zelenskyy meets U.S. envoys in Norway, says intelligence sharing works again

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with U.S. envoys in Norway, stating that intelligence sharing with the United States "works now" amid an American pressure campaign that has also sought to court the Kremlin. The meeting, which included U.S. envoy Marco Rubio, came as Kyiv scrambled to respond to Washington's shifting stance. Zelenskyy's comment on intelligence cooperation signals a partial restoration of a critical channel that had been disrupted during the recent diplomatic friction. The talks in Norway follow a series of U.S. moves aimed at engaging Russia, which have raised concerns in Ukraine about the reliability of its key ally. The outcome of these discussions could shape the trajectory of the war and future Western support.