France offering intelligence to Ukraine amid Washington suspension

I really, really hope that in the near future we can restore sharing of this information,

said Oleksandr Musiienko, head of the Kyiv-based Center for Military and Legal Studies

Every day that passes without a solution can be costly for Ukraine, particularly if Russia decides to exploit this weakness,

said Michael A. Horowitz, a geopolitical and security analyst who is the head of intelligence at the Le Beck consultancy

This looks like a thug tactic—blackmailing and trying to break Ukrainian society into submission before negotiations,

Yeremkiv said, calling it a “very weak and pathetic decision.”

It’s great that we are not alone,

he told his fellow leaders

We will lose some types of information about flying warplanes from Russian airfields, about launching their terrorist attacks,

added Musiienko, who also serves in the country’s Territorial Defense Forces

I think that for our British friends, who are in an intelligence community with the U.S., it’s more complicated

he said, referring to the Five Eyes group that also gathers Canada, Australia and New Zealand

If it’s a tool for negotiating and putting pressure on the Ukrainians, it’s very hard for them and morally detestable,

he said

America cut a key intel link for alerts at 2 p.m. Kyiv. Before that: targeting data for HIMARS. Ukraine also isn't receiving real-time information for long-range strikes."

The Economist's Oliver Carroll said on Wednesday on X (formerly Twitter

It has been suspended since yesterday afternoon,

he added, referring to U.s. intelligence-sharing with Ukraine

We can confirm that U.S. European Command has received an order to pause security assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine,

U.S. European Command said in a statement

Any materiel paused in theater has been, or will be, moved to secure facilities in accordance with applicable host nation agreements.,

European Command said

President Trump loves to say 'peace through strength.' That's actually a line he stole from Ronald Reagan. But let me tell you, after the spectacle that just took place in the Oval Office last week, Reagan must be rolling in his grave,

Slotkin said, implying the president who led the U.S. through

This mostly concerns the exchange of imagery. This isn’t critical because European companies have their own satellites, but not all these are focused on military dislocation and movements, which is important,

Kondratiuk emphasised

Unfortunately, our dependence in this regard is quite serious, starting with missile threats, missile attacks and ending with what is happening in Russia, in the temporarily occupied territories in terms of launching strikes,

Ukraine’s National Institute for Strategic Studies research fellow Mykola Bielieskov said

We will have less time to react, more destruction, potentially more casualties, it will all weaken us very, very much,

he said

I think we’re going to see movement in very short order,

he said

GB News have made the decision to permanently relieve me of my duties at the channel. I will speak publicly about this in due course."

Taking to X, Dolan disclosed news of his exit from the Saturday evening programme he'd helmed for four years, writing

Donald Trump has pulled the plug on intelligence..."

Having her say on the matter, Webster, 42, made a dig at the US president as she took to her Instagram Stories, writing

The pause on providing materiel to Ukraine against Putin’s aggression is unconscionable on its own, but the idea that we will now withhold life-saving intelligence from Ukrainians who are fighting and dying is unforgivable,

Himes said in a statement

The signal it sends is atrocious,

said Marc Polymeropoulos, a former senior CIA officer