U.S. Shares Intelligence With Ukraine Targeting Russian Energy Infrastructure

The United States, under President Donald Trump's administration, is intensifying support for Ukraine by providing intelligence on Russian long-range energy infrastructure targets to aid in strikes against refineries, pipelines, and power plants that fund Moscow's war efforts. This marks a strategic shift as Washington also considers supplying Ukraine with Tomahawk cruise missiles, which could extend Ukraine's strike capabilities deep into Russian territory. The Kremlin acknowledges that the U.S. and NATO regularly share intelligence with Ukraine, viewing this as an overt involvement in the conflict, while Russia continues to deny intentional violations of NATO airspace despite ongoing tensions. President Trump has expressed a stance supporting Ukraine's full reclamation of its occupied territories, reflecting a harder U.S. posture toward Russia following recent diplomatic engagements. NATO allies have also been encouraged to extend similar intelligence support to Kyiv. The move aims to further weaken Russia's economic resources amid continued military confrontations in eastern Ukraine and broader geopolitical friction.