Zelenskyy: The U.S. Has Resumed Sharing Intelligence With Ukraine

This happened after a break that lasted "a certain amount of time."

The United States is once again sharing intelligence with Ukraine, said President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, according to the news agency Bloomberg.

According to the head of state, this occurred after a hiatus that lasted “some time.” However, it is not reported exactly when Washington decided to resume the transfer of information.

Zelenskyy also expressed hope that talks with U.S. representatives would take place next week.

On October 13, Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the Americans had not provided Kyiv with intelligence on Russian missile launches that night. On October 15, CBS News, citing sources, reported that the U.S. may have deliberately withheld information about Russian strikes from Kyiv.

The politician also noted that dozens of countries share intelligence with Ukraine, but only the U.S. provides information about ballistic missile strikes on the country.

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