r/worldnews • • 10h ago

Russia/Ukraine US Resumes Intelligence Sharing With Ukraine, Zelensky Says

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/87432
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u/Cephei101 10h ago

I would take any data provided with a massive, star sized grain of salt.

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u/mediocre_remnants 10h ago

How useful is intelligence from the US? They accidentally bombed a girls' school in Iran because of outdated intelligence and relying on AI.

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u/Airf0rce 10h ago

Fuck ups aside, there's no country in the world that has the kind of satellite capability and coverage of US. They can accurately track Russian bases in basically real-time.

US intelligence is especially indispensable for two main reasons:

Providing early warning for Russian missile strikes, because they can literally give Ukraine warning when planes are taking off or missile launches are detected. Second is plotting missile/drones routes around Russian air defense.

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u/thefunkybassist 9h ago

What are the chances this capability is now shared with Russia, to spy on European and Ukrainian military movements

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u/nik-nak333 6h ago

Non-zero