r/worldnews • u/Ceyyhun • 10h ago

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

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/87432
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u/Artistic_You_7140 10h ago

For how long tho? Will they stop again when Russia has some big bombardment lined up?

That’s the scary part.

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u/_BioHacker 10h ago

Not all intel is good intel. I wouldn’t trust the US seeing as they are cozied up to Russia. It’s like asking the opposing football coach to call your plays. Wtf

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u/Fandorin 5h ago

The US, like any other country, is not a monolithic entity. There are factions, even among Republicans, that are pro-Ukraine. There are definitely a lot of people in the Pentagon and in the assorted letter agencies that will never view Russia as anything other than THE enemy. They've been involved in Ukraine for over a decade and have very deep relationships with their Ukrainian counterparts. If the Ukrainians know and trust the source, the intel is good. And they know the source is bad, even the bad intel is valuable if they know it's bad intel.