Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Tuesday that the United States has resumed sharing intelligence with Ukraine about Russian missile strikes, following a meeting with US envoy Steve Witkoff in Norway.
The Ukrainian president said Ukraine is again receiving advance warnings of ballistic missile attacks. According to Zelenskyy, these warnings had been suspended by the White House the previous week. "Now it works. It's great," he said, stating that the US resumption of intelligence sharing would save lives.
The Guardian reports the intelligence sharing involves advance notice of Russian strikes, though the source material does not specify what triggered the initial suspension or the conditions of the resumption. Zelenskyy's comments represent his characterization of the arrangement as of Tuesday. The US and Ukraine have shared military intelligence throughout Russia's invasion of Ukraine, though the scope and timing of that sharing has varied.