Ukraine resumes intelligence sharing with US as Zelenskyy holds talks in Norway
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced during talks in Norway that Ukraine has resumed intelligence sharing with the United States. The move coincides with diplomatic efforts to address the war, and Zelenskyy stressed that Ukraine must take part in any negotiations.
Why it matters
The resumption of intelligence sharing signals continued security coordination between Kyiv and Washington amid growing diplomatic activity. Ukraine's insistence on a seat at the table remains central to the war's course, whose economic effects, including on energy and food prices, reach the Arab region.
Background
In its war with Russia, Ukraine relies on military and intelligence support from Western allies, chiefly the United States. Intelligence sharing between Kyiv and Washington is one part of that cooperation.
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