CIA's Ratcliffe: US No Longer Sharing Intelligence With Ukraine After Disastrous Zelensky Performance

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47% : Ratcliffe was on the ground along with FBI Director Kash Patel, Attorney General Pam Bondi and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard as the suspect arrived on U.S. soil: Trump Stuns in Speech: US Has Captured 'Top Terrorist' Behind 2021 Abbey Gate Bombing The capture is another win for the Trump administration and, as Ratcliffe put it, another example of the "Trump Effect."
46% : Speaking on Fox Business, Mr. Ratcliffe applauded the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky's statement on Tuesday praising President Trump and insisting that he supported peace with Russia.
39% : Trump Decides on Ukraine Aid Following Zelensky Implosion Zelensky has been warned in no uncertain terms that he must work toward peace instead of prolonging the war.
21% : Related: Zelensky Attempts Oval Office Grandstanding; Finds Out Trump and Vance Don't Play That Game BREAKING:
9% : The consequences keep coming after Zelensky challenged Trump and Vance in the White House: The C.I.A. director John Ratcliffe said on Wednesday that intelligence sharing with Ukraine had been paused alongside military aid to pressure its government to cooperate with the Trump administration's plans to end the country's war with Russia.
3% : In another example of how bad the consequences are for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky following his disastrous Oval Office meeting with President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, CIA Director John Ratcliffe revealed Wednesday that the administration is no longer sharing intelligence with the war-torn country.

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