President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the United States is sharing intelligence with Ukraine again after the flow was blocked for some period of time, speaking in an interview for NBC’s Meet the Press broadcast on Sunday. He said he was hopeful that talks with the United States could be held this week. The statement follows days in which Kyiv said it had received no advance warning from partners before Russian ballistic strikes, and Washington had warned that intelligence sharing could be halted if Ukraine kept striking Russian energy facilities.
Zelenskyy says US intelligence sharing is working again
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the United States is sharing intelligence with Ukraine again after it was blocked for some period of time, in an interview for NBC's Meet the Press broadcast on Sunday.
Why it matters: A resumption would end a rupture that Kyiv said left it without advance warning of Russian missile strikes, and Zelenskyy linked it to hopes for talks with Washington this week.
Data as of Sunday, October 18, 2026, 07:44 ET. Developing item, single-sourced: Zelenskyy's statement is from Bloomberg's report of his Meet the Press interview, read in full as far as the page was accessible (two paragraphs); no US confirmation or detail on when the sharing resumed was in the reporting opened, hence grade C.
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- Zelenskyy Says Intelligence Sharing With US Working Again · Bloomberg · 2026-10-18