Macron Says France Now Providing Two Thirds of Intelligence to Ukraine
French President Macron said France now supplies about two-thirds of Ukraine’s intelligence after the US scaled back support in 2025, with 34 countries funding Kyiv’s aid.
- Speaking at the Istres‑Le Tubé air base on Jan 15, Emmanuel Macron, French President, said France now supplies roughly two-thirds of the intelligence shared with Ukraine.
- After Washington suspended sharing in March 2025 amid pressure linked to President Donald Trump's push for talks, a coalition of some 35 countries has since provided broad support, including financial aid, to Kyiv.
- A French defence ministry official said much of the intelligence supplied to Kyiv was technical, France's intelligence agencies coordinated support, and Ukraine's GUR military intelligence agency declined to comment.
- Kyrylo Budanov said Kyiv remains critically dependent on Washington for satellite imagery and early warning systems, yet reporting found no clear sign Washington drastically cut intelligence after March 2025.
- Emmanuel Macron, French President, praised Europe's role over two years and unveiled a voluntary military service programme launching next year targeting 50,000 volunteers annually by 2035.
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In his greetings to the armies, President Emmanuel Macron affirmed, without detail, that France provided "two thirds" of the military intelligence capabilities needed by Ukraine. According to experts, however, Kiev does not seem to be dependent on Paris.
France has replaced the US as the largest provider of intelligence information to Ukraine, said Emmanuel Macron in a speech.
The European role in supporting Kiev has expanded significantly. Ukraine's dependence on the US information system seems to have disappeared.
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