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Ukraine will struggle to strike targets inside Russia without US intelligence

The U.S. Stopped sharing military intelligence with Ukraine, impacting its ability to target Russian forces, according to U.S. Officials discussing the situation.
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration aims for a peace deal, with the U.S. Withholding assistance until Ukraine shows a willingness to negotiate, as stated by U.S. National Security Adviser Mike Waltz.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy insists any peace agreement must ensure sufficient security guarantees for Ukraine, emphasizing his readiness for discussions.
European Union leaders are engaged in talks to enhance their support for Ukraine in light of U.S. Intelligence suspension, as noted by French President Emmanuel Macron.

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Eesti Rahvusringhääling

At 8 pm in the "Ukrainian Studio" Neeme Väli and Marko Mihkelson

Ukraine is forced to fight the war blindfolded, that is, without intelligence information from the United States. Weapons aid from across the ocean has also been stopped. How the Ukrainians will cope in such a situation and whether and how Europe can fill the gap left by the Americans is analyzed in the "Ukraine Studio" by Major General in the Reserve Neeme Väli.

1 day ago·Estonia

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vtforeignpolicy.com

“Everything is bad and will get worse” – Ukraine serviceman to British media

Ukraine’s Armed Forces have lost the initiative on the battlefield, and even with the resumption of US military aid, the Ukrainians would have little chance of stopping the Russian army’s advances. The fact that Trump halted intelligence sharing with Ukraine makes it almost impossible for the Ukrainian military to halt Russia’s advances on the battlefield.

1 day ago

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Raw Story

'Terrible idea': Pro-Trump Fox News host raises eyebrows with 'slam' on President's move

A Fox News host on Saturday drew attention by "slamming" one of Donald Trump's latest moves against Ukraine. Trump recently moved to cut off Ukraine from certain intelligence, a move some say will give Russia the upper hand on its invasion of the U.S. ally. That decision is "terrible," accordi...

2 days ago·United States

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Cleveland

Ending intelligence-sharing with Ukraine a sign of authoritarianism to come

We have pulled material aid from Ukraine. There might, conceivably, from a certain point of view, be a tiny excuse for not wanting to spend the extra bucks on a foreign war.However, Donald Trump has also cut off all intelligence-sharing with Ukraine. There is no excuse for that - none whatsoever. We are now solidly on Russia’s side.

2 days ago·Cleveland, United States

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ladepeche.fr

War in Ukraine: "This will take away their advantage on the battlefield", what changes the end of US intelligence sharing for Kiev

Since March 3, US aid to Ukraine has been suspended by Donald Trump. This suspension was followed on Wednesday, March 5, by a pause in the sharing of US intelligence with Kiev.

2 days ago

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Politico

Europe scrambles to aid Ukraine after US intelligence cutoff

Ukraine’s allies in Europe are rushing to fill the void left by the Trump administration’s decision to pause its intelligence sharing with Kyiv. It isn’t going to be easy. The U.S. has provided Kyiv with everything from signals intelligence, satellite imagery and targeting data used to strike Russian positions during the three-year war. Now, it will likely fall to other intelligence heavyweights within the NATO alliance — Britain, France and to …

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