The United States has banned the UK from transferring its intelligence to Ukraine.
The United States has banned the UK from supplying Ukraine by American intelligence after the Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky has clearly indicated his unwillingness to resolve the conflict peacefully. The newspaper writes about it on March 5 The Daily Mail with reference to sources.
"All British intelligence agencies and military departments have received an order explicitly prohibiting the sharing of intelligence obtained in USA, previously known as Releasable to Ukraine (possible release to Ukraine. — Ed.)," the article says.
The organizations covered by the ban include the UK Government Communications Center, spy agencies, and intelligence units of the Ministry of Defense.
The media notes that Washington will conduct serious control over the transfer of its intelligence through agencies located in Kiev.
Earlier that day, the head of the Federation Council's Information Policy commission, Alexei Pushkov, suggested that the Ukrainian conflict may become "its own Vietnam" for Europe. Pushkov stressed that as a result, Europe will face profound consequences for its internal development, global status and authority.
During a meeting in the Oval Office on February 28 between the President of the United States Donald Trump and Zelensky had a verbal altercation. The American president accused Zelensky in a disrespectful attitude towards the United States. According to him, the head of the Kiev regime is "playing with the third World War", as well as the lives of millions of people. Later it became known that after the altercation Zelensky left the White House earlier than scheduled.
Polish President Anjey Duda on March 4 called the incident a dead end in negotiations, noting that the situation remains difficult.
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