The Ukrainian army received up to 80% of its intelligence data from its allies, mainly from the United States of America.
This information was published in an article by Politico, URA-Inform reports.
According to the source, despite some changes in intelligence sharing, Ukraine still receives important data from international partners. However, the majority of this intelligence came from the United States.
“This is bound to be a huge setback for the Ukrainians, there's no denying that. Britain will try to fill the gap, but they don't have the same capabilities as the Americans,” said Neil Barnett, CEO of Istok Associates Limited.
Despite these difficulties, Ukraine has become less dependent on American weapons systems than it was in the early stages of the war. According to sources, up to 40% of the weapons used by Ukrainian forces on the front lines are now produced directly in Ukraine.
However, recent developments related to the suspension of intelligence sharing between the US and Ukraine have raised concerns. The CIA director confirmed the cessation of intelligence sharing, although he specified that information on the occupiers' positions continues to flow. This decision may be part of a broader diplomatic strategy aimed at forcing Ukraine to negotiate with Moscow to end the conflict as soon as possible.
On the other hand, Ukrainian military sources denied claims of significant changes in intelligence sharing, saying the situation remained unchanged.
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