U.S. Signals Possible Resumption of Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine

President Trump suggests progress in U.S.-Ukraine talks as halted military aid and intelligence support remain unresolved.

President Donald Trump indicated the U.S. may soon resume sharing intelligence with Ukraine after a temporary suspension, though no specific timeline was provided.
The suspension of U.S. military aid and intelligence support followed heightened tensions between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, including a reported diplomatic incident at the White House.
Upcoming talks in Saudi Arabia between U.S. and Ukrainian officials aim to explore potential pathways to peace in the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Ukraine continues to rely heavily on international military support, with the U.S. previously accounting for 45% of its arms imports, according to a recent SIPRI report.
Poland and other European allies have expressed concerns over the U.S. aid pause, emphasizing the critical role of sustained support for Ukraine's defense and stability.