The US president aims to determine if Ukraine is ready to make material concessions in favor of Russia to stop the war.
The United States “almost” continued to exchange intelligence information along with Ukraine and expect positive results of future negotiations in Saudi Arabia. US President Donald Trump announced this in an interview with reporters at Board Air Force One on March 9, Reuters reported.
“We have almost done this,” he said, answering the question of whether the possibility of unlocking the delivery of intelligence officials to Ukraine is likely.
CIA director John Retcliffe said the United States has stopped exchanging intelligence with Ukraine as an element of pressure with President Vladimir Zelensky to force him to cooperate with Trump in handling peace negotiations in Russia, media records.
At the same time, Trump said he was waiting for positive results from negotiations between US delegations and Ukraine to Saudi Arabia on March 11. The American leader aims to determine if Ukraine is ready to make material concessions in favor of Russia to stop the war.
“I believe that this week we will achieve meaningful development,” he said.
Trump said in Riyadh they will also discuss a mining agreement.
“They (Ukrainians – Ed.) Will sign a mineral mining agreement, but I want them to work hard for the world … They don’t show it until they should,” said the American president.
As you know, recently, official US representatives have confirmed that Washington has ceased to transfer intelligence to Kyiv. The decision was made after Trump suspended the supply of military assistance to Ukraine after a conflicting meeting at the Oval Office with President Vladimir Zelensky.
The Trump administration prevented the access of Ukrainian accounts in satellite images. American company Maxar, who provided this data from KYIV, has confirmed that this decision has a direct impact on its activities.
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