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The United States broke out sharing with Kiev in a movement that could seriously hinder the assets of the Ukrainian army to focus on Russian troops, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, referring to civil servants who are familiar with the case.
Two officials said the newspaper that although Ukraine was frozen from intelligence channels, the US still shared crucial information about Russia and Ukraine with the close allies, including the UK.
But last night the mail revealed that Donald Trump's government forbade the UK to share American intelligence with allies in Ukraine.
The American intelligence service is crucial for Ukraine to identify Russian military goals during the brutal invasion that started in February 2022.
But in recent weeks, Zensky and Trump have argued on the world stage, which led to acidifying relationships between their countries that reached the lowest point last week when the Ukrainian leader without mercy from the White House was started without signing a long -awaited mineral deal.
Zelensky returned last night and told the world that he was ready to work under Trump's 'strong leadership' and wants to 'make things right' after their 'regrettable' white row of house.
The most important military and intelligence movements came in the midst of serious fears that Ukraine would no longer have American military supplies within a few weeks.
A senior Ukrainian intelligence officer said that Ukraine would probably have the last American military supplies in 'two or three months'.
Donald Trump (photo) cut the sharing of information with Kiev into a movement that can seriously hinder the ability of the Ukrainian army to focus on Russian troops
“After that it will be very difficult for us,” the official told the Financial Times. “It will not be a total collapse, but we will be forced to withdraw from areas faster.”
Trump's critics suggested that every long-term freezing would extend instead of shortening the war, because it would encourage the Kremlin to operate Kyiv's shrinking weapons and ammunition shares and launch a new bid for more territory.
Ukrainian and Russia troops are currently confronted with a front line of 600 miles, which is gradually pushed deeper into Ukraine for Russian progress.
Russia occupies approximately one fifth of Ukraine, including Eastern provinces and the Crimean protection.
In the meantime, Ukraine is sticking to a relatively small amount of territory that it took last year in the province of Kursk in South Russia.
More to follow.
