Washington Maintains Key Military Intel Sharing With Ukraine, Report Confirms

The United States continues to provide intelligence support to Ukraine, despite ongoing tensions, according to The Economist’s correspondent Ollie Carroll on March 4.

Carroll cited a Ukrainian official who stated that there had been no changes in intelligence sharing other critical aspects of U.S. military support.

“There have been no changes in intelligence sharing or any other key aspects of U.S. military support,” the source said.

Earlier, the Pentagon denied reports that U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered an end to offensive cyber operations against Russia.

According to sources cited by the publication, Hegseth has neither canceled nor delayed any cyber operations targeting Russian threats. The Pentagon also clarified that no orders were given to halt offensive actions against Moscow.