Trump threatens to halt intelligence sharing with Ukraine over peace-talk accusations
President Donald Trump has warned that the United States may suspend intelligence cooperation with Kyiv, accusing President Volodymyr Zelensky of obstructing peace efforts and raising U.S. fuel prices.
In a sharp escalation, Donald Trump announced the possibility of ending intelligence exchanges with Ukraine, saying Zelensky is blocking negotiations that could end the war. Trump also claimed the Ukrainian leader’s actions are driving up gasoline costs in the United States by targeting Russian refineries. U.S. officials reportedly cautioned several European capitals about the potential suspension. The move reflects growing friction between the two leaders as the conflict continues.
Why it matters
A U.S. decision to end intelligence aid could weaken Ukraine’s defense and reshape Western support in the conflict.
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