Former US President Donald Trump is considering reducing intelligence sharing with NATO members who depend on Washington for information to help Ukraine in the conflict if he returns to the White House, the newspaper reported. Policy With reference to sources.
US officials told the newspaper they learned of the proposal during discussions with Trump advisers about broader plans to reduce US participation in NATO, which the former president repeatedly questioned and tried to undermine during his first term in office.
Politico emphasizes that reducing the amount of intelligence could have serious security consequences, especially for Ukraine.
According to the publication, this issue was discussed at the NATO summit in Washington.
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