American intelligence official to talk Ukraine - Jamestown Press

American intelligence official to talk Ukraine - Jamestown Press

The foremost expert on Ukraine at the U.S. State Department will discuss the current state of that country’s war with Russia at 7 p.m. Monday, March 24, at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, 87 Narragansett Ave. Eugene Fishel, who is deputy director of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, also will discuss how the war could evolve. He has served as the bureau’s senior adviser for emerging threats and has worked at American embassies in Kyiv and…

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Australian National Review - Russia reiterates key Ukraine ceasefire demand to US — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union

Stopping military aid and intelligence sharing with Kiev is crucial for a peaceful resolution of the conflict, the Foreign Ministry has said Moscow hopes that Washington will pay attention to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s requirements for establishing a ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict, which include a halt to military aid and intelligence sharing with Kiev, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said. Earlier this week, Putin an…

The day before, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin said that he demanded an end to military assistance and the provision of intelligence information to Kiev

Ukraine channels its relationship with the United States. Washington is committed to maintaining the supply of intelligence so that it can defend itself against the Russian invasion. It is a substantial promise: the armed forces commanded by Kiev can resist for a while with the weapons they have and then eventually replace them with European shipments; but information about attacking troops is key.

The White House issued a statement after Donald Trump's conversation with Volodymyr Zelensky, which it called "fantastic." The statement included what the leaders discussed.