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Zelenskyy: US resumes intelligence sharing with Ukraine
The data exchange had been suspended temporarily amid disagreements over strikes on Russian facilities.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that the United States has resumed military and intelligence data transfers to Kyiv after an information exchange was halted for "some time."
Zelenskyy made the statement on Sunday, October 18, in an interview with NBC's Meet the Press program, according to Bloomberg.
According to the Ukrainian president, the suspension of data sharing occurred against the backdrop of sharp disagreements with Washington. Zelenskyy expressed hope that bilateral talks with American officials will take place within the coming week. Among the issues under discussion are disruptions in tracking early warning systems for missile threats and broader security coordination ahead of winter.
The interruption in intelligence flows coincided with warnings issued by American officials to the Ukrainian embassy regarding deep Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries.
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- PrimaryKyiv Post