The US stops with intelligence with Ukraine

The future of Ukraine’s support is pushing us further, and the national security advisor Mike Waltz confirmed on Wednesday that the United States had stopped intelligence with Ukraine.

“We have a step back,” Waltz told reporters when asked about the exploration of exploration.

He added that the Trump administration stopped and considered “all aspects of this relationship.”

Later, French President Emmanuel Macron announced a meeting of the European Army chiefs in Paris next week, saying that France should move forward without us in a television speech.

“I want to believe the US will stay near but we should be ready if it’s wrong,” Macron said.

Saying that Europe is in the New Apiece, Macron urged it to increase its defense.

He also said that France, together with Ukraine and others, has prepared a lasting peace.

The US shared intelligence with Ukraine from the early stages of the full -scale invasion of Russia in 2022.

Last week, he stopped military assistance from Kiev after a dramatic break of relations in the oval office, when the President of Ukraine, Olodimir Zelensky, ordered to leave after an angry meeting with US President Donald Trump.

It remains unclear whether the pause for the exploration of partial or complete, and how long it will remain in force.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe also confirmed the decision in an interview with Fox Business on Wednesday, saying that Trump “had a real question whether the President Zelensky was committed in the peace process, and he said,” Let’s stop, I want to give you the opportunity to think about it. “

He said the answer came quickly with Zelensky’s statement, which states that he was ready for peace.

Ratcliff then added: “On the military front and at the reconnaissance front, the pause that allowed it to happen, and we will work with a shoulder to shoulder with Ukraine.”

Waltz also suggested that there was a more conciliatory tone between the US and Ukraine, adding that pause and intelligence could be lifted in the near future.

“I think that if we can nail these negotiations and move to these negotiations, and actually put some measures on the table, then the president is very difficult to look at the raise,” he said Fox News.

He also stated that he “talked well” with his Ukrainian counterpart about the location and essence of potential negotiations, adding that there would be a “very short movement”.

White House press secretary Caroline Levita appealed to military assistance during the pressbird on Wednesday, saying the United States had just stopped and “revised” the financing.

Ukraine has greatly relied on the US on military assistance over the years from the invasion of Russia, and the decision to stop assistance can have a significant impact on the war.

Standing exploration support will probably have serious consequences on the battlefield.

It is assumed that the information helps Ukraine strategically understand Moscow’s next steps, as well as tactically, for example, providing information on Russian troops to driving and orientation.

Mick Mick Malro, a former deputy assistant of the CIA’s CIA’s Minister of Defense and a paramilitary officer, said the BBC that disconnection to Ukraine “will have a direct impact” on his ability to defend himself.

“There is no way to replace the possibilities that the United States’s exploration from our European allies can provide,” he said.

“It is likely to inspire Russia to push its efforts to take more terrain from Ukraine and away from the negotiating table.”

Additional Bernd Debusman -Young Report in White House