Zelensky disputes US resumed intelligence sharing with Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday again called into question whether the U.S. has continued to share intelligence with the war-torn country a day after he said Washington resumed providing Kyiv with such information to ‌help defend against Russian missile strikes.

Zelensky said Russia launched ballistic missiles and drones at Ukraine’s energy infrastructure overnight, with Kyiv receiving no early warning of the attack from partner countries that previously shared such intelligence.

The comments come a day after Zelensky, speaking to NBC News’s “Meet the Press,” said intelligence-sharing had been interrupted but later “de-blocked.”

“We are very thankful for this,” ​he ​said. “Now ⁠it works.”

But on Monday, Zelensky said a major Russian nighttime attack, which included 16 ballistic missiles, damaged more than 10 energy infrastructure facilities across the country. Western intelligence sharing in the past has helped Ukraine counter such Russian barrages.

The attack........

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