President Donald Trump says the United States has not stopped sharing intelligence with Ukraine, responding to reports that Washington threatened to withhold intelligence if Ukrainian strikes continued to hit Russian oil refineries. In comments to reporters, he said U.S. support for Ukraine continues and is intended to help reach “a final answer.”

PBS NewsHour and The Globe and Mail also report that Trump told reporters intelligence sharing has continued. Separately, PBS reports that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine had no intelligence from partners about missiles headed to Kyiv, highlighting a potential gap between the U.S. position and Ukraine’s account.

Ukrainska Pravda frames Trump’s remarks as a denial of any halt in intelligence sharing, emphasizing that Washington wants the war to end. Across outlets, the core dispute centers on whether intelligence support is being reduced or conditioned, and whether Ukraine is receiving timely information in specific incidents.