Rubio announced the continuation of providing Ukraine with intelligence information

The United States continues to share intelligence information with Ukraine. This was announced on December 19 by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a briefing.

"As for Ukraine, no one has ever said that Ukraine is zero in terms of our national interests. <...> We continue to provide intelligence support to it," he said.

He also recalled that US President Donald Trump imposed oil sanctions against Russia about a month and a half ago.

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Retired military expert Colonel Anatoly Matviychuk said on December 15 that the intelligence capabilities of the European Union (EU) countries are severely limited, and a possible refusal to transfer intelligence data to the United States would not have a negative impact on the country. According to the expert, the EU could make a political gesture by refusing to share intelligence with the United States, but these states themselves have always lived off the data of their American colleagues.

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