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They are not as far reaching as US capabilities, not at the same scale and not able to take their place,
a former Whitehall insider said
We have our own intelligence officers, satellite services and agents in Russia. This is enough to strike stationary objects deep inside the Russian Federation,
he said
The reason he came to the White House was to sign a document that was going to say this is us going forward — it’s not signed,
Kellogg said of Zelensky
By the way this is not something that is unusual. When I was in Kyiv two weeks ago, I was very clear to President Zelensky the outcome if we didn’t have a signed agreement,
Kellogg later addedBut he’s offering is offering to do it,
Brennan saidWe’re going to end this war, and this is one way to make sure you understand we’re serious about it,
Kellogg said ThursdayThe best way I can describe it is sort of like hitting a mule with a 2x4 across the nose, you got their attention.” ... Pop Pop, listen to me.”
Asked during the CFR event what the impact of turning off intelligence sharing and military aid will have, Kellogg said ... He gave another example in which he compared talking to Ukraine how his two granddaughters try to get his attention when he strays in a conversation, by grabbing his face and telling himVery candidly, they brought it on themselves, the Ukrainians,
Kellogg said
That’s a pretty major concession to Russia, to constrain Ukraine’s ability to target and hit Russian forces,
CBS’ Margaret Brennan, who was moderating the conversation with Keith Kellogg at the Council on Foreign Relations, said of the cutoff on intelligence sharingEurope does not have the intelligence capabilities that Ukraine receives from the US,
said Miron,
The United States can provide Ukraine the coordinates or satellite imagery of where the Russian logistical centres are located, and then Ukraine can use that information to destroy them,
Marina Miron, a postdoctoral researcher at the Defence Studies Department at King’s College London, told Al JazeeraHe said that his unit and many like him right the way along that 1,300km [808 miles] front line in the east and south of Ukraine relied on American intelligence gathering for around 90 percent of the intelligence work that is done,
Stratford saidThey [the US] also talked about stopping military aid to Ukraine, which the Ukrainians admit would hit their war efforts.”
Fisher explained
I think we’re going to see movement in very short order,
Waltz said
We have a significant intelligence capability.”
When asked how he knew this, Biden saidI think that for our British friends, who are in an intelligence community with the US, it's more complicated,
Lecornu said, referring to the Five Eyes intelligence group that also includes Canada, Australia and New Zealand
Ukrainians ... have learned to fight this war for three years now and know how to stockpile".
However, Lecornu saidOur intelligence is sovereign. Yes, we have intelligence resources that we share with the Ukrainians,
he added
If it’s a tool for negotiating and putting pressure on the Ukrainians, it’s very hard for them and morally detestable,
he saidAmerica cut a key intel link for alerts at 2 p.m. Kyiv. Before that: targeting data for HIMARS. Ukraine also isn't receiving real-time information for long-range strikes."
The Economist's Oliver Carroll said on Wednesday on X (formerly Twitter