US has resumed sharing intelligence with Ukraine about Russian strikes, says Zelenskyy

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says that the United States has resumed providing advance warnings of Russian ballistic missile attacks to Ukraine. This resumption follows a brief suspension that had raised significant concerns for the safety of Ukrainian civilians. During meetings in Norway, Zelenskyy met with US envoy Steve Witkoff to explore pathways to future peace negotiations. Despite these efforts, diplomatic relations remain strained due to Donald Trump's public criticism of Zelenskyy and his push for Ukraine to accept a deal. Zelenskyy remains adamant that any future negotiations regarding Ukraine's future must include direct participation from his country. Tensions have been further exacerbated by the US curtailing access to Starshield satellite services and blocking the delivery of vital Patriot missile systems. While US officials deny deliberate political interference, critics like EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas have questioned the neutrality of US mediators. Amidst these geopolitical maneuvers, Ukraine continues to suffer daily losses from Russian attacks, including recent civilian casualties on the Kyiv-Odesa highway. Zelenskyy maintains that while Ukraine is not losing the war, the nation is paying a high price in lives and time due to the ongoing conflict. The report highlights a growing divide between the current US administration's approach and the firm stance maintained by European and British allies.