"Now it works." US resumes intelligence exchange with Ukraine — Zelensky
The United States has resumed providing Ukraine with intelligence information to protect against Russian missile strikes.
The United States has resumed providing Ukraine with intelligence information to protect against Russian missile strikes.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said this yesterday in an interview with the "Meet the Press" program on NBC, Reuters reports .
"We are very grateful for this. Now it works," Zelensky noted, adding that the exchange of intelligence information was interrupted, but later "unblocked" after a short break.
Earlier, US President Donald Trump stated that Washington was still sharing intelligence with Ukraine, but a number of Ukrainian officials assured that some Russian strikes took place without warning.
On NBC, Zelensky expressed hope that "Trump will remain an ally of Ukraine."
"We want to trust him, and I hope he will change his decisions. Because I think these are all mistakes, and it won’t help us. And it won’t help the United States either," Zelensky said.
Recall that on October 17, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio also stated that Ukraine currently does not have access to the Starshield system.
In addition, it became known that Ukraine conducted its own check to find out whether Elon Musk’s SpaceX company really has technical problems with the Starlink connection, or whether this is a deliberate restriction for the Ukrainian military.
In Lithuania, an attempt was made to set fire to a company that stores Starlink equipment
In Lithuania, an attempt was made to set fire to a company that stores Starlink equipment
The US allegedly threatened to stop sharing intelligence with Ukraine over strikes on Russian refineries. What’s happening?
The US allegedly threatened to stop sharing intelligence with Ukraine over strikes on Russian refineries. What’s happening?
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