US and Ukraine restore high‑level intelligence sharing

Intelligence cooperation between the United States and Ukraine has returned to its pre‑war peak, according to U.S. officials and security experts. Senator Mark Warner, vice‑chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said the renewed exchange is giving Kyiv valuable data that enhances the effectiveness of its drone and long‑range missile strikes against Russian targets. The restored flow of real‑time intelligence is expected to improve Ukrainian operational planning and increase pressure on Moscow as the conflict enters a decisive phase.

At the same time, the U.S. Department of Defense has removed 25‑year‑old weapons‑testing reports from public access, citing concerns that modern artificial‑intelligence tools could be used by hostile actors to mine sensitive data. Critics in Washington argue the move reduces transparency and civilian oversight of the defense budget.