US stops helping Ukraine spy on Russian forces

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The United States has halted its military intelligence sharing with Ukraine, marking a significant shift in support that coincides with mounting pressure on Ukraine to pursue peace negotiations aligned with President Trump’s vision.

According to the Financial Times, citing official sources, this suspension of intelligence cooperation represents a major blow to Kyiv’s military capabilities. The Western intelligence support had previously given Ukrainian forces a crucial advantage over Russia’s larger military, particularly in conducting precise strikes and managing drone operations.

This intelligence assistance had been instrumental in several notable Ukrainian military successes, including attacks on Russian naval vessels using unmanned explosive boats and long-range cruise missiles in the Black Sea region, operations that relied heavily on American surveillance data.

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The impact extends beyond direct U.S.-Ukraine relations, affecting the broader Five Eyes intelligence network – a unique partnership between the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. This alliance, which has proven crucial during the Cold War and War on Terror, allows unprecedented intelligence sharing among its members.

The Daily Mail reports that Washington has taken steps to prevent indirect intelligence flow to Ukraine through its allies. This includes explicitly directing London to cease sharing any U.S.-sourced intelligence with Kyiv and suspending the ‘Rel UKR’ classification system for Ukraine-related intelligence.

This development follows the recent U.S. decision to halt military aid to Ukraine, triggered by President Zelensky’s attempt to renegotiate terms during what was meant to be a treaty-signing event. The incident resulted in his early departure from the White House, with instructions to return only when ready for serious peace discussions.

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While Ukrainian leadership has attempted to downplay the significance of losing U.S. support, with Zelensky seeking alternative backing from European allies, the situation appears dire. A senior Ukrainian official told the Mail: “We have two to three months. After that, the position will be very difficult for us. It will not be a total collapse, but we will be forced to withdraw from some areas more quickly.”

In an apparent shift in stance, Zelensky has reportedly reached out to President Trump through a letter, which Trump shared with Congress. The letter stated: “We do really value how much America has done to help Ukraine maintain its sovereignty and independence. Regarding the agreement on minerals and security, Ukraine is ready to sign it at any time that is convenient for you.”