Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that intelligence sharing between Kyiv and Washington is functioning properly again following discussions with a US envoy. The breakthrough comes after a previous public rift in which Ukraine alleged that the United States was withholding critical intelligence data.
The reconciliation occurred during diplomatic talks in Oslo, Norway, involving US representation designated by Donald Trump. Previously, Ukrainian complaints regarding restricted intelligence access drew sharp pushback from Washington officials, who dismissed the accusations as "scandalous."
With the new developments in Oslo, both sides appear to have bridged the communication gap, ensuring vital information flows once more to support Ukraine's security needs.
