The United States has ceased providing intelligence support to Ukraine, a significant shift that aligns with President Trump’s broader policy of disengaging from the conflict with Russia. This withdrawal has raised alarms in Kyiv and among European allies, who relied on American data to counter Moscow’s advances. Ukrainian officials warn that the loss of this support could weaken their defenses at a critical juncture, while Trump’s administration frames it as part of a strategy to prioritize domestic interests. The move has fueled speculation about a potential thaw in U.S.-Russia relations, though the Kremlin insists nuclear dialogue remains essential, pointing to the high stakes of this geopolitical realignment.
