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Trump ‘bans UK from sharing war intelligence with Ukraine’ & 'may lead Nato'
WASHINGTON has reportedly banned Britain from sharing American intelligence with Ukraine – but it may let the UK take the lead of Nato. The order, which applies to all UK intelligence agencie…
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WASHINGTON has reportedly banned Britain from sharing American intelligence with Ukraine - but it may let the UK take the lead of Nato.
The order, which applies to all UK intelligence agencies and military outlets, revokes the "Rel UKR" classification - previously allowing Britain to pass on US-generated intelligence to Kyiv.
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US President Donald Trump gives remarks before a Joint Session of Congress on TuesdayCredit: Splash9
Trump has now banned Britain from sharing American intelligence with Zelensky's UkraineCredit: AP9
Kyiv is already struggling after America suspended US military aid to UkraineCredit: AP9
The decision follows Trump’s shock decision to suspend US military aid, a move that has triggered warnings that Ukraine could run out of weapons within months.
The ban affects GCHQ, the Ministry of Defence’s intelligence branches, and other UK security agencies, potentially hampering Ukraine’s battlefield tactics against Russian forces.
UK military intelligence expert Phil Ingram told the Daily Mail: “The United States’s instruction to stop allies sharing US-derived intelligence with Ukraine is what I would expect.
"The US’s intelligence partners, including Britain, have had their authority to pass on intelligence revoked.
Read more on Global Politics"The US will tightly control distribution of its intelligence to Ukraine through agencies based in Kyiv.”
America's decision to cut intelligence ties came just hours after Trump delivered a blistering speech to Congress, in which he confirmed a “temporary pause” in military aid and blamed Ukraine for failing to secure peace talks with Russia.
The US president insisted that “America must focus on American interests”, warning that the war had become a European responsibility.
Trump’s move stunned Western allies, with officials scrambling to determine the full extent of the freeze.
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Reports suggest that US weapons already in transit — worth over £790 million — have been halted.
These include Patriot missile systems, crucial for Ukraine’s air defense, HIMARS rocket launchers and precision-guided munitions, anti-tank weapons and armoured vehicles.
Europe CAN go it alone against the Russians: Stop waiting for the AmericansUnsurprisingly, the White House’s move was celebrated in Moscow.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: “If the US stops or suspends supplies, this will probably be the best contribution to the cause of peace.”
Kyiv, meanwhile, says the halt of arms raid to Ukraine will be "painful, but not fatal".
An unnamed senior Ukrainian official told POLITICO: “First, it is a suspension that leaves hope for its resumption.
"So, this is a measure of coercive diplomacy, not a rupture. Second, it is very painful, but not fatal.
"It will cost Ukraine unnecessary deaths and lost territories, but will not lead to defeat.
"Third, I am convinced that a solution formula will be found with the new administration.”
Another senior Ukrainian official warned the Financial Times: “We have two to three months.
"After that, the position will be very difficult for us.
"It will not be a total collapse, but we will be forced to withdraw from some areas more quickly.”
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Although Britain is blocked from sharing intelligence with Ukraine, the US may let the UK take the lead of NatoCredit: PA9
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer (R) and Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky met last week for crunch talks ahead of a leaders summit in LondonCredit: Getty9
Zelensky (L), Starmer and France’s President Emmanuel Macron hold a meeting during a summit at Lancaster House in central London on March 2Credit: AlamyTrump’s speech also signalled a seismic shift in NATO, with the US president considering handing over leadership of the alliance to Britain or France.
Since NATO’s founding in 1949, the Supreme Allied Commander Europe has always been an American general, but Trump is now insisting that Europe take more responsibility for its own security.
His decision to freeze aid has already frustrated NATO allies, with Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen warning: “We need the Americans militarily.
"This definitely shouldn’t be a moment where we give in.”
French Prime Minister François Bayrou was even more blunt, saying: “The word ‘suspension’ fools no one…
"It signifies that the aggressed country is being abandoned and that one accepts—or hopes—that its aggressor wins. It is obviously unbearable.”
UK praised for leading Europe amid peace talk chaos
AMID the diplomatic chaos of high-profile clashes between Trump and Zelenskyy, the UK led by Sir Keir Starmer has emerged as a steady hand at the helm of Ukraine peace talks.
British leadership — hailed for its cool, pragmatic approach — has not only reined in unruly theatrics but also united European allies behind a common vision for a lasting peace.
Critics and supporters alike are praising the UK for stepping in decisively, turning a messy transatlantic dispute into a beacon of coordinated diplomacy.
With a firm commitment to security and a willingness to shoulder responsibility, the UK’s intervention is seen as a game-changing moment in efforts to end the conflict.
Faced with a looming military crisis, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky extended an olive branch to Trump yesterday, saying he was “ready to work under President Trump’s strong leadership to get a peace that lasts.”
His conciliatory tone marked a sharp shift from last week’s explosive Oval Office meeting, where tensions between the two leaders boiled over.
Trump, furious over Zelensky’s warning that a peace deal remained “very, very far away,” reportedly told aides afterward that he would “not put up with” the Ukrainian leader much longer.
Zelensky, who stopped short of an apology, admitted: “Our meeting in Washington, at the White House on Friday, did not go the way it was supposed to be. It is regrettable that it happened this way. It is time to make things right.”
READ MORE SUN STORIESIn a call with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, Zelensky thanked him for advising him on how to rebuild relations with Trump.
Diplomatic sources say Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron are preparing to travel to Washington with Zelensky as early as next week to present a united peace plan.
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Zelensky and Trump had a fiery clash at the Oval Office when the pair met earlier this monthCredit: The Mega Agency9
The chaotic meeting saw the Ukrainian leader walked out of the White HouseCredit: Splash
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