Trump Says US Still Sharing Intel with Ukraine, Defends Russian Diesel Deal
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump said the United States continues to share intelligence with Ukraine, adding he is working with both Kyiv and Moscow to bring an end to the war.
- Trump observed that both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy want the war to end, but noted, "there is a lot of hatred between the two of them."
- Lawmakers from both parties have criticized a deal involving Russian diesel, alleging it violates United States energy import restrictions imposed over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
- Asked whether Russia could use proceeds from the diesel deal to purchase bombs, Trump sidestepped the question, stating, "That's a diesel deal, not for us."
- This follows past diplomatic efforts, including Trump's 2018 meeting with President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland, establishing a pattern of direct United States-Russia engagement.
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Trump answered whether the United States continues to share intelligence with Ukraine Trump said that the United States continues to transmit intelligence to <p>Ukraine and work with Kiev and Moscow to end the war</p>.
The American President, Donald Trump, said on Tuesday that the United States continues to share intelligence information with Ukraine and is working with both Kiev and Moscow to put an end to the war. We're helping them and sharing intelligence information," Trump told reporters. "We want the war to end, so we're working with them and Russia to make it happen." Trump said that both the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, and the Ukrainian Preside…
US president also says Washington has not stopped sharing intel with Ukraine
EADaily, October 13, 2026. The U.S. continues to provide Ukraine with intelligence on Russian missile launches, as announced to journalists by President Donald Trump.
Donald Trump has confirmed that the United States will continue to share intelligence with Ukraine, after fears grew that cooperation between the two countries could be cut off, Sky News reports.
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