U.S. Halts Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine Following Military Aid Suspension

The decision, confirmed by CIA Director John Ratcliffe, has raised concerns about Ukraine's ability to counter Russian advances effectively.

The U.S. has temporarily stopped sharing intelligence with Ukraine, a move confirmed by CIA Director John Ratcliffe during an interview with Fox News.
This decision follows the suspension of U.S. military aid to Ukraine after a diplomatic fallout between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
The intelligence halt includes critical battlefield data such as Russian troop movements and missile launch warnings, which experts warn could significantly weaken Ukraine's defenses.
Reports suggest that U.S. allies, including the UK, have also been restricted from sharing U.S.-origin intelligence with Ukraine, limiting Kyiv's access to vital information.
The U.S. government has indicated that cooperation may resume if Ukraine demonstrates commitment to peace negotiations, though specific conditions remain unclear.