KYIV, Oct. 19 -- For three days, Ukraine went without the American intelligence that tells it when Russia fires ballistic missiles, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday. Washington has since switched it back on, he said, and Kyiv is grateful.

Asked on NBC's "Meet the Press" whether the United States had cut off intelligence sharing, Zelenskyy said it "was blocked for some period of time" before the American side "deblocked" it. "Now it works," he said. Only the United States has that intelligence, he added, while other information came from Europeans and other partners. TEH reported the intelligence cutoff allegations on October 13; on Sunday Zelenskyy described a gap that, by his account, had already ended.

Later in the same br...