US EditionGabbard's July 20 Directive Blocks Five Eyes from US Intel on Ukraine Peace Talks
- On July 20, Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, issued a directive to halt sharing information about Russia-Ukraine peace talks with Five Eyes allies, according to CBS News.
- The memo classified all related analysis as 'NOFORN,' restricting information sharing to within originating agencies, as reported by CBS News.
- The directive does not prevent sharing of diplomatic or military operational information unrelated to the peace talks, as noted by CBS News.
- No rationale was provided for this decision, which occurs amid ongoing efforts to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine.
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The U.S. Information Services Community Director, Tulsi Gabbard, is blocking the most close allies of the US in the field of secret services to receive updates on peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, a shocking movement that gives...
A Directive of 20 July established that all analyses and information relating to peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine can no longer be shared with another country or with foreign citizens, writes...
The U.S. Director of National Intelligence, Talsi Gabbard, signed a directive at the end of July prohibiting the sharing of any intelligence information related to the Russian-Ukrainen peace talks with other members of the Five Eyes Alliance, writing CBS News with reference to sources.
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