Zelensky Confirms US Intelligence Sharing 'Works Now' After Trump Envoy Meeting in Oslo

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed that intelligence sharing with the United States is 'working now', a notable shift after earlier accusations from Kyiv regarding withheld information. The announcement followed a meeting in Oslo with a representative of former US President Donald Trump.

Previously, Ukraine had publicly alleged that the US was deliberately limiting intelligence provision, a claim that sparked a firm rebuttal from Washington. US officials had characterised the Ukrainian assertion as 'scandalous' and without foundation, maintaining that intelligence cooperation remained robust.

The exact nature of the discussions in Oslo, and the specific intelligence concerns addressed, have not been fully disclosed. However, Zelensky's statement suggests a resolution to the previously reported friction over the flow of critical information between the two nations.