Volodymyr Zelensky says intelligence sharing between Ukraine and the United States is now working following talks with an envoy of Donald Trump in Oslo.
The Ukrainian leader’s comments came after Ukraine accused the US of withholding key intelligence. Washington rejected that allegation, describing it as “scandalous”.
Zelensky’s statement indicates that the issue was discussed during the Oslo meeting and that he believes intelligence co-operation has since improved. The supplied information does not provide further details about the talks, the envoy involved or the intelligence arrangements concerned.
The latest position is that Zelensky says the sharing of intelligence is functioning again, while the earlier dispute over whether information had been withheld remains part of the background to the discussions.
