Questions arise over U.S. intelligence sharing with Ukraine after Russian missile attack

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How the sides differ Left sources split between Ukrainian suspicions of withheld intelligence and U.S. officials saying sharing continues; alternative sources focus on Zelenskyy's remarks and Trump's deliberations.

Reports center on whether the U.S. is sharing intelligence with Ukraine about Russian strikes. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv received no intelligence from partners about a recent Russian missile attack. CBS News reports Ukrainian officials suspect the U.S. withheld information, and says the U.S. had threatened to do so if Ukraine keeps hitting Russian energy targets, which Trump blames for higher diesel prices. The New York Times cites officials saying the U.S. continues providing intelligence, while confusion grows in Kyiv, including over limits on military Starlink use. Semafor says Trump is weighing intelligence sharing.

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Left · 2 sources CBSCBS NewsUkrainian officials accuse U.S. of withholding intelligence, leading to Russian missile attack

• NYThe New York TimesU.S. Continues to Provide Intelligence to Ukraine, Officials Say

Outlets differ: CBS stresses Ukrainian suspicions and a U.S. threat tied to energy strikes, while the Times stresses officials' assurances and Kyiv's confusion.

Alternative SSemaforTrump mulls intelligence-sharing with Ukraine

Semafor presents the issue as a presidential deliberation, noting Zelenskyy's statement that Kyiv received no intelligence on the missile attack.

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