US intelligence warned Ukraine that continued strikes on Russian refineries would halt intelligence sharing

US intelligence has warned Ukraine that continued strikes on Russian energy facilities would result in a complete halt to intelligence sharing, according to The Washington Post. The threat, delivered on October 12, remains active but has not yet been implemented. The warning was conveyed to the Ukrainian embassy in Washington and nearly all relevant Ukrainian officials. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed receiving the threats, while US President Donald Trump stated on Tuesday that intelligence sharing with Ukraine continues. The threats have caused confusion, as Zelensky reported missing ballistic missile warnings for two nights, though the Air Force clarified only the first wave lacked advance notice. An EU diplomat suggested the situation could reflect either US pressure on Zelensky or Kyiv's attempt to demonstrate halted intelligence.