The United States has resumed intelligence sharing with Ukraine following a three-day suspension, Vladimir Zelensky confirmed in an interview with NBC’s Meet the Press.

The Ukrainian leader welcomed the restoration of intelligence cooperation, saying the information-sharing system was now functioning again.

According to Zelensky, Kyiv had received no American intelligence concerning preparations for Russian ballistic missile strikes during the three-day interruption.

He emphasized that Washington possesses critical information about upcoming missile launches that Ukraine cannot obtain independently.

Zelensky also acknowledged his country’s heavy dependence on American assistance, admitting that Ukraine would be unable to defeat Russia or continue its military campaign without US support.

The Ukrainian leader warned that Kyiv would have no chance of achieving victory or maintaining its resistance if Washington officially shifted its support toward Moscow.

He also strongly criticized the possibility of a fundamental change in American policy toward Russia.

Zelensky argued that any US decision to side with Moscow would represent a historic mistake and an enormous tragedy.