Trump says intelligence sharing pause with Ukraine almost over

Trump said this on Sunday, March 9, according to Reuters.

Asked whether he would consider lifting the pause in intelligence sharing, Trump said: "We just about have. We just about have."

The U.S. President also noted that he expects good results from the upcoming talks with Ukrainian officials in Saudi Arabia.

• CIA Director John Ratcliffe has officially announced a temporary suspension of U.S. weapons deliveries and intelligence sharing with Ukraine. However, Bloomberg, citing a Ukrainian official, claims that Kyiv is still receiving U.S. intelligence.
• On March 7, the American aerospace company Maxar Technologies cut access to its satellite images for Ukrainian users.
• The United Kingdom, meanwhile, said it would continue providing intelligence to Ukraine, although its capabilities are more limited than those of the United States or other countries.
• U.S. officials from the Pentagon claimed that the United States had reduced intelligence support to Ukraine for offensive operations, but defensive assistance continued.
• The French Ministry of Defense announced its readiness to provide intelligence to Ukraine in place of the U.S.
• On Monday, March 10, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Saudi Arabia for a meeting between the Ukrainian and American delegations.