US EditionMacron Says France Now Providing Two Thirds of Intelligence to Ukraine
France now supplies about two-thirds of intelligence shared with Ukraine after the U.S. halted direct support in March 2025, with a coalition of 35 countries backing Kyiv.
- French President Emmanuel Macron said France now supplies two-thirds of the intelligence shared with Ukraine, largely replacing the role previously held by the United States until last year.
- In March 2025, Washington decided to suspend intelligence sharing with Kyiv to pressure President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to cooperate with President Donald Trump's bid for peace talks with Russia.
- A French defence ministry official declined to comment and said much of the intelligence was technical in origin, and Sebastien Lecornu said France's intelligence to Kyiv was not reliant on Washington.
- Observers noted conflicting assessments as Kyrylo Budanov, former head of Ukraine's military intelligence, said Kyiv depends critically on Washington, while GUR, Ukraine's military intelligence agency, declined to comment amid mixed signals about U.S. provision and fluctuating ties.
- Macron highlighted Europe's role over the past two years, saying a coalition of some 35 countries now provides all support, including financial, to Kyiv.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said today that his country now provides two-thirds of intelligence to Ukraine, largely replacing the United States, which provided the bulk of those services until last year.
Macron says France now providing two thirds of intelligence to Ukraine
President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that France was now providing two-thirds of intelligence information to Ukraine, largely replacing the United States, which until last year had delivered the bulk of those services.
French intelligence now makes up two-thirds of Ukraine’s needs, says Macron
President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that France was now providing two thirds of intelligence information to Ukraine, largely replacing the United States, which until last year had delivered the bulk of those services.
French President Emmanuel Macron said today that France currently provides two-thirds of its intelligence to Ukraine.
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France Takes Intelligence Lead: Two-Thirds of Intel to Ukraine Now From Paris
France now delivers two-thirds of intelligence to Ukraine, significantly supplanting the United States. This shift followed the U.S. decision in March 2025 to halt such support, urging Ukraine's Zelenskiy toward peace talks with Russia. Macron praises Europe's increased support to Ukraine over the past two years.
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