It was said that the attack continued after the ceasefire: The claim that the USA will cut intelligence sharing with Ukraine
European officials claimed that the United States warned Ukraine to stop attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure.
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The US administration warned Ukraine to stop its attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure and threatened to suspend intelligence sharing and arms sales if it did not, according to European officials.
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Why It Matters
US President Donald Trump announced that a ceasefire had been reached between Russia and Ukraine not to attack energy infrastructures.
European officials, whose names were not shared with CNN, claimed that the US administration warned Ukraine about Russia's attacks on its energy infrastructure.
Officials claimed that the United States threatened to suspend intelligence sharing with the Kiev administration and its European partners and arms sales to Europe if Ukraine did not stop deep attacks on Russia's energy facilities.
In the news in the US press, it was claimed that US President Donald Trump was angry with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski "for his attacks on Russia's refineries".
In his statement yesterday, Trump announced that a "ceasefire has been reached" between Ukraine and Russia regarding not attacking energy infrastructures.
Zelenskiy also stated that he was "not aware" of the development announced by Trump that "Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a ceasefire not to attack each other's energy infrastructures", but he supported this idea and was ready for a ceasefire.
Open Questions
- Will Ukraine stop the attacks completely?
- Will intelligence sharing be suspended?
