The Atlantic: US Intelligence Keeps Helping Ukraine Strike Targets in Russia
The Atlantic reports that US intelligence gives Ukraine information for strikes deep inside Russia and warns of incoming missiles and drones. Ukrainian officials do not call CIA Director John Ratcliffe an ally, but they trust that he tells Trump the truth about the war.
The US magazine The Atlantic reports that American intelligence agencies continue to help Ukraine in its war against Russia. They provide Kyiv with information that makes it possible to strike targets deep inside Russian territory. The support matters because whether it continues depends on the decisions of US President Donald Trump.
Warnings about missiles and drones
According to the publication, US intelligence also warns Ukraine about incoming missiles and drones. Thanks to support from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Ukrainian forces have reportedly become so effective at inflicting losses on Russia that even Trump is not delighted about it.
Attitude toward the CIA chief
Ukrainians do not regard CIA Director John Ratcliffe as their ally. They understand that he answers to an unpredictable president and would follow an order if Trump decided to end intelligence support for Ukraine.
Still, after years of cooperation, Ukrainian officials trust Ratcliffe on one important point. They believe he tells Trump the truth about the war, rather than only what the president wants to hear.
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