The United States continues to provide Ukraine with the intelligence data it needs to conduct defensive operations. This was reported by Fox News on Friday, citing its sources.
According to their information, Washington continues to share with the Ukrainian armed forces the information necessary to repel Russian attacks, but Kiev does not receive intelligence data to conduct offensive operations. According to one of the channel's interlocutors, the pause in their transmission will be “very temporary“ and the exchange of intelligence information may be restored in full in the coming days.
Earlier, the US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced progress on the issue of Ukraine's participation in the peaceful settlement of the conflict with Russia. She said the United States could resume sharing intelligence with Kiev if "events continue to develop in the direction they are currently developing." She noted that "intelligence on the strikes has stopped," but "intelligence on the protection of Ukraine from strikes on its territory" continues to flow to Kiev.