U.S. Halts Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine, Tightens Control on Allies

The decision, following the suspension of military aid, could weaken Ukraine's ability to target Russian forces effectively.

The United States has stopped sharing real-time intelligence with Ukraine, citing stricter control measures on sensitive information.
The U.S. has also reportedly prohibited the United Kingdom from passing along American intelligence to Ukraine, affecting key defense agencies.
This suspension follows President Trump's announcement of halted military aid to Ukraine and his claims of potential peace negotiations with Russia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj has expressed willingness to engage in peace talks and sign a resource agreement with the U.S., pending further discussions.
Experts warn that the loss of U.S. intelligence could hinder Ukraine's capacity for precision strikes, while European leaders urge renewed transatlantic cooperation to support Ukraine.