Zelenskyy Hails Resumption of US Advance Warning of Strikes on Ukraine
Zelensky said early-warning access has resumed after talks with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, as Kyiv seeks missile interceptors and Starlink support.
- On Tuesday, President Volodymyr Zelensky met American envoy Steve Witkoff and Finnish President Alexander Stubb in Oslo, confirming that American intelligence sharing on Russian missile attacks "works now."
- Amid souring relations, President Donald Trump has pushed for a new Ukrainian negotiator, while Zelensky acknowledged that while Ukraine is "not losing this war," it is suffering significant human losses.
- Ukrainian officials reported at least 10 people were killed in recent Russian strikes, as Kyiv seeks improved access to US-made Patriot missiles and Starlink satellite services facing speed restrictions.
- Following the Oslo talks, Zelensky and his European allies stated that Russia must now respond to peace proposals when Witkoff arrives in Petersburg on Wednesday to continue discussions.
- Ahead of next month's American midterm elections, President Trump has blamed Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries for rising fuel prices, while American Vice-President Vance noted divergent interests between the nations.
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Ukraine's Zelenskyy confirms US intelligence sharing resumes as Oslo talks begin
Kiev is receiving advance warnings of incoming Russian missile strikes, the Ukrainian president says, as he meets US and Nordic officials for discussions expected to address the war and potential diplomatic efforts.
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski said Tuesday that Ukraine is not losing the war against Russia, but it is losing its population, and he thanked the United States for the return of intelligence services and early warning of Russian ballistic missile attacks.
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