Zelensky says key US intelligence sharing with Ukraine has resumed

According to Reuters, Zelensky said in an NBC "Meet the Press" interview broadcast on October 18 that key US intelligence sharing with Ukraine had resumed after a brief interruption. "It was cut off for a while, and then the Americans lifted the block. We are very grateful. It works now," he said. Ukraine has long relied on US intelligence to provide early warning of Russian ballistic missile attacks. Trump said earlier this week that Washington was still sharing intelligence, while Ukrainian officials said no warning was received when some of the attacks occurred. US Treasury Secretary Bessent also confirmed US intelligence support for Ukraine on the same program.