Zelenskyy thanks US as intelligence sharing with Ukraine resumes

The United States has resumed sharing intelligence with Ukraine after a brief halt, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed, thanking the US administration for restoring the flow of information critical to defending against Russian missile attacks. Zelenskyy said the arrangement is now functioning again, according to an interview with NBC's Meet the Press. The interruption had raised concerns about Kyiv's ability to track Russian ballistic missiles and prepare air defences, following a deadly attack on the capital. The dispute stemmed from US warnings that support could be restricted if Ukraine did not stop deep strikes on Russian energy facilities, with Washington citing fuel price impacts. Zelenskyy has urged European leaders to maintain funding as Kyiv seeks nearly $80 billion in additional support for next year.