Summary
The U.S. has halted intelligence sharing with Ukraine following Trump’s suspension of military aid, further weakening Kyiv’s position against Russia.
The White House suggests both bans could be lifted if peace talks progress. Ukrainian officials fear the loss of intelligence on Russian targets will hinder their strikes and defense.
Trump has praised Zelenskyy’s conciliatory letter, but critics argue the U.S. is pressuring Ukraine while making no demands of Russia.
Meanwhile, Russian attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure have intensified
This is a good analysis. Withholding intelligence sharing is indeed far worse for Ukraine than withholding military assistance considering, considering Ukraine has enough munitions to last a couple months whereas the end of intelligence sharing impacts it immediately.