@occonews: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on October 20 that US intelligence sharing on incoming Russian attacks was working again, following discussions with American officials. Speaking in Oslo, Zelenskyy thanked Washington for early-warning information that gives civilians time to seek shelter and helps Ukrainian forces prepare for incoming ballistic missiles. His remarks followed talks involving US envoy Steve Witkoff, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre and Finnish President Alexander Stubb. The discussions covered efforts to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, including post-war security guarantees. A US official described the talks as “very productive and constructive,” according to the BBC. Witkoff was scheduled to travel to Russia on October 21 to discuss proposals developed with Ukraine and its European partners. Norway’s prime minister said the next round could help pave the way for a leaders’ meeting. No ceasefire or final peace agreement was announced. Zelenskyy’s statement about restored early warnings should not be interpreted as confirmation that every form of US intelligence or military assistance has returned to previous levels. Sources: Reuters, BBC and CBC, reporting on the October 20 Oslo talks.

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