Ukrainian forces stopped receiving targeting data for HIMARS strikes even before the meeting between Trump and Zelensky – The Washington Post

Ukrainian Forces stopped receiving targeting data for HIMARS even before Zelensky’s meeting with Trump and the halt of U.S. military aid.

This was reported by The Washington Post, citing Ukrainian military personnel.

According to one of them, at least one Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) unit operating HIMARS has not received targeting coordinates for strikes beyond 60 km from the front line for the past month.

Previously, U.S. intelligence data allowed Ukraine to use HIMARS systems provided by the U.S. to launch ATACMS missiles at targets, including within Russian territory.

“However, in recent weeks, these coordinates have stopped coming in,” a Ukrainian service member told the publication.

Earlier reports also indicated that Washington has shut down the air raid alert notification channel for Ukraine.

As The New York Times previously reported, despite Zelensky expressing willingness to cooperate with the U.S., Trump has not lifted the ban on arms deliveries to Ukraine.