At the Billington Cybersecurity Summit on September 8, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, William Burns (r), sitting with moderator David Appel, vice president of U.S. National Security at Amazon Web Services, discusses, among other topics, Russia’s mistaken assumptions about the United States and its allies regarding Russia’s war against Ukraine.
Zero Hedge/Antiwar.com: US Increased Intelligence-Sharing With Ukraine Ahead Of Kharkiv Counteroffensive
Ukraine had stepped up intelligence sharing with the US ahead of its northeast counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region that has seen significant success, The New York Times reported on Saturday.
The report cited unnamed US officials who said Ukraine started sharing more information with the US on its planned operations. The officials said this allowed the US to give advice and share intelligence for the counteroffensive, although the details of how exactly Washington helped are not clear.
Earlier in the war, the US had loosened restrictions to allow real-time intelligence sharing with Ukraine. Throughout the fighting, US officials claimed that this real-time intelligence had helped Ukraine target Russian forces, kill senior Russian officers, and drive Russian ammunition supplies further away from the front lines.
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Update: U.S. Intel Helped Ukraine Plot Recent Resurgence (Newsmax).
WNU Editor: U.S. intelligence is now bragging about their involvement in the Russia - Ukraine war .... Strategic Intel Sharing Aids Support of Ukraine (Signal).