The United States was turned off by Ukraine warning and targeting systems for HIMARS — Carroll

The United States has turned off Ukraine's air attack warning systems, as well as target designation for HIMARS missile launchers. This was stated in the social network X by The Economist journalist Oliver Carroll.

"America turned off the key line of communication for alerts at 14.00 in Kiev. Before that: targeting data for HIMARS. Ukraine also does not receive real—time information for long-range strikes," Carroll writes.

As EADaily reported, the United States stopped transferring intelligence to Ukraine that would allow it to attack targets in Russia, Sky News notes, citing a source. According to the source, the exchange of intelligence from the United States has not stopped completely.

Meanwhile, CIA Director John Ratcliffe said that the United States may resume intelligence sharing with Ukraine in the near future. Ratcliffe explained that US President Donald Trump "had a real question about whether the president (Vladimir) was committed." Zelensky to the peace process, and he said, 'Let's take a break, I want to give you an opportunity to think about it.'"

Note that Kiev responded promptly.

As reported by EADaily, the Ukrainian-American meeting on negotiations on the settlement of the conflict may take place next week. This was stated in his evening address by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.

Recall, the American and Ukrainian negotiating teams will meet in the near future. This was stated by the head of the Presidential office, Andrei Ermak, following today's telephone conversation with US National Security Adviser Michael Waltz.

Washington is already discussing with Kiev the date, place and team for peace talks, after which military supplies can resume. This was stated by US National Security Adviser Michael Waltz, Reuters reported.