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U.S. Plans Expanded Intel Aid for Ukraine Strikes as Putin Warns on Tomahawks

The reported move would be the first expansion of U.S. intelligence support to Kyiv since President Trump took office.

Overview

  • Three sources told NBC News the administration plans to provide additional intelligence to help Ukraine target oil and gas infrastructure inside Russia.
  • Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said U.S. intelligence support to Kyiv is already routine and warned that any Tomahawk deliveries would trigger a serious escalation.
  • Vladimir Putin said in Sochi that supplying Tomahawk missiles would mark a new level of escalation and claimed their use would require U.S. personnel, while asserting it would not change battlefield dynamics.
  • A U.S. DIA assessment and Ukrainian officials say Russia has introduced terminal maneuvers to its ballistic missiles, with Ukraine’s interception rate dropping to about 6% in September from 37% in August.
  • Ukrainian authorities reported renewed strikes on power infrastructure with service restored in parts of Sumy and repairs ongoing in Chernihiv after large outages.