Vladimir Putin, proposal for Donald Trump: no longer provide secret information to Iran, if the US stops support for Ukraine.

The Kremlin regime made a controversial offer to the Trump administration, proposing to cease information exchanges with Iran, including the coordinates of American military assets in the Middle East, if the U.S. stops supporting Ukraine. This proposal was put forward by Kirill Dmitriev during a meeting with Trump emissaries, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, but was rejected by the U.S. The existence of this offer has raised concerns among European diplomats, who fear that Russia is trying to create a rift between Europe and the U.S.

While Trump expressed dissatisfaction with NATO allies, the Kremlin stated that peace negotiations for Ukraine are at an impasse. Russia has intensified military cooperation with Iran, providing information and technology, and its previous proposals related to Iran have been rejected by the U.S. The exchange of information remains an essential element of American support for Ukraine, in the context where the Trump administration temporarily suspended other forms of aid.