US Resumes Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine, Zelensky Says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the US has resumed intelligence sharing with Ukraine after blocking it for a period.
3 days: how long Zelensky said the intelligence pause lasted.
Zelensky said Ukraine lacked warning of Russian ballistic missiles during that time.
He spoke in a prerecorded interview with NBC's Meet the Press.
Ukraine also said its access to military Starlink was throttled.
Why it matters: Zelensky said dozens of countries help Ukraine, but only the US has intelligence on ballistic launches. Ukraine has struggled to counter those missiles, partly due to a reported shortage of Patriot interceptors.
The pause followed a dispute over Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure.
Trump has blamed those strikes for rising diesel prices.
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Where they split: Coverage does not split on facts; the left-leaning outlet relayed the news briefly, while the right-leaning outlet emphasized the operational impact on Ukraine.
What’s next: Ukraine resumed strikes on Russian energy sites after Russia kept hitting Ukrainian ones. Trump last week declared an energy ceasefire, which Ukraine briefly observed.
Trump told Newsmax that refinery strikes push up world oil prices.
Claims conflict over who ordered the Starlink throttling and whether access is fully restored.
Who in the US government ordered the intelligence pause, and why?
Has Ukraine's military Starlink access been fully restored?
Could intelligence sharing be paused again if Ukraine keeps striking Russian refineries?
