A former director of the Central Intelligence fears that President Donald Trump might divulge infromation about the United States’s intelligence capabilities with Russia. “Who knows what the Trump administration might do in terms of providing insight to the Russians about what intelligence capabilities Western nations have?

A former CIA director has accused Donald Trump of “extortion” by stopping the sharing of US intelligence with Ukraine. John Brennan told Times Radio the “absolutely unprecedented” move could have “devastating consequences” for Kyiv.

Former CIA Director John Brennan, who has worked under several US administrations, has said that US President Donald Trump's suspension of intelligence sharing with Ukraine is pressure and blackmail against Kyiv.