Ukraine is once again receiving intelligence from the United States after a break in the flow of information, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Sunday, according to De Telegraaf's live reporting. The Dutch outlet carried his remarks in its ongoing coverage of the war.
The same reporting indicates Zelensky wants US President Donald Trump to increase pressure on Russia. De Telegraaf does not give further detail on the scope of the resumed intelligence cooperation or on when it had been interrupted.
Separate Dutch outlets covering the same live updates, including NU, BNR and the Leidsch Dagblad, reported that Zelensky said Washington is working on a meeting with Moscow. Those reports do not specify who would take part or when such talks might happen.
The statements come as Kyiv continues to rely on Western partners for military and intelligence support in its defence against Russia. The reporting does not say what prompted the resumption of US intelligence sharing or what conditions, if any, were attached to it.
What to watch next: whether Washington or Moscow confirms any planned meeting, and whether US officials comment publicly on the intelligence arrangement Zelensky has described.