Ukraine Continues to Receive Intelligence From CIA, Despite Strained Relations Between Trump and Zelenskyy – Media
- The CIA continues providing Ukraine with intelligence, including warnings about incoming Russian missiles and drones, despite strained relations between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
- The Atlantic reported that CIA assistance helped Ukraine carry out effective strikes against Russia.
- A Baltic intelligence officer said CIA operations are “much more aggressive” than during Joe Biden’s administration, despite Trump’s public statements.
- John Ratcliffe reportedly told Russian officials that neither side was winning the war.
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Even though Trump is building a relationship with Putin.
Ukraine continues to receive intelligence from CIA, despite strained relations between Trump and Zelenskyy – media
The U.S. intelligence community continues to assist Ukraine in defending itself against Russian aggression—notably by providing early warnings of incoming missiles and drones—even as relations between President Donald Trump and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy remain poor, reports The Atlantic.
Missile Warnings and Data for Strikes - The Atlantic revealed the CIA's role in supporting Ukraine <p>American intelligence is transmitting to Ukraine data for strikes on Russia and preventing missile attacks.</p>
CIA Director John Ratcliffe continues to support intelligence cooperation with Ukraine, but is not prepared to defend it with Donald Trump if the president decides to stop the aid.
Trump's own spy chief just secretly delivered a warning to Putin :report
President Donald Trump's CIA director traveled to Moscow to assess the Russia-Ukraine war, and his verdict came with a warning to Vladimir Putin.Trump sent the CIA director, John Ratcliffe, in August to meet Russian security officials, The Atlantic reported Friday, citing sources familiar with the talks.Ratcliffe presented his conclusion that neither side is winning the war, noting that Russian forces had failed to make any meaningful gains, but…
U.S. intelligence agencies maintain their support for Ukraine despite the intensification of the Moscow and Washington talks on the settlement of the conflict, which is being written by The Atlantic, describing the continued cooperation of US intelligence agencies with Kiev.
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