The exchange of intelligence between the US and Ukraine has returned to its previous level, Politico reported, citing sources monitoring the situation in Ukraine. Democratic Senator Mark Warner confirmed signs of improved cooperation. According to the publication\u2019s sources, this, together with long-range strikes, has helped Kyiv strengthen its position in the war against Russia.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n Warner<\/strong>, the senior Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said that arrangements for the exchange of intelligence had improved, but declined to give details. He believes that combining this cooperation with a well-thought-out strategy of long-range strikes has significantly strengthened Ukraine\u2019s position.<\/p>\n Republican John Cornyn<\/strong>, who is also a member of the committee, said that the increase in exchanges \u00abseems plausible\u00bb. The Chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee Roger Vicker<\/strong> agreed that cooperation had increased at a strategically important moment. A Democrat Tim Kane<\/strong> Following visits to Ukraine in April 2025 and July 2026, he said he felt more confident about communication between Kyiv and Washington.<\/p>\n Pros. data<\/a> According to Politico, Ukraine has stepped up its strikes on targets deep inside Russia in recent months. The publication reports that this has enabled the country to recapture territory and stabilise the front line, whilst also giving Kyiv leverage to put pressure on Moscow with a view to initiating substantive negotiations.<\/p>\n Director of Innovation and Open-Source Methods at the Institute for the Study of War George Barro<\/strong>He stated that US intelligence had significantly improved the effectiveness of strikes against Russian energy infrastructure. In early July, a series of such attacks forced Russia to halt exports of diesel fuel<\/a>. Barros also noted that US early-warning systems have been alerting the Ukrainian side to Russian missile attacks since the start of the full-scale war.<\/p>\n\n
Senators are talking about reviving contacts with Kyiv<\/h2>\n
Long-range strikes are linked to an improvement in the situation on the front line<\/h2>\n
The White House has not provided details of the format of cooperation against the backdrop of the deadlock in negotiations<\/h2>\n