President Volodymyr Zelensky confirms the resumption of support to defend against Russian missile attacks
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Ukraine needs US intelligence data to locate ballistic missiles. There have previously been reports of attacks without warning.
After a short interruption, the USA is again providing Ukraine with important intelligence information to defend against Russian missile attacks. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said this in an interview with US broadcaster NBC published on Sunday.
The exchange of intelligence information was interrupted but later “released” again. “We are very grateful for this,” said Zelensky. “It works now.”
Ukraine relies on U.S. intelligence to locate the fast-moving ballistic missiles that Russia is firing in waves toward its cities. US President Donald Trump said earlier this week that Washington was continuing to share intelligence information. This came despite Ukrainian officials saying some Russian attacks occurred without warning.
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