French Foreign Minister: Ukraine receives two thirds of intelligence information from Europeans
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated that two thirds of the intelligence data currently being transferred to Ukraine comes from European countries, including France. He said this on the air of the radio station France Inter, reports "European Truth" (Evropeyska Pravda).
According to Barrot, since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, predictions have been made about twenty times that Ukraine would suffer defeat and the US would abandon its support. However, as the French minister asserts, Europe has long been providing Kyiv with the main part of its assistance.
Barrot also accused the Kremlin and its trolls on social networks of attempting to deter Europeans from supporting Ukraine. He emphasized that the struggle is not only on the battlefield but also for people's minds.
Earlier, The Washington Post reported that the US had threatened to stop transferring intelligence information to Ukraine if Ukrainian military personnel continued to strike Russian energy facilities.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed on October 13 in an interview with NPR radio station that Ukrainian military personnel had received warnings and threats related to the exchange of intelligence data. However, these threats have not yet been realized.
US President Donald Trump also stated on Tuesday that the exchange of intelligence information continues. The European Commission noted that they see no signs of a cessation of intelligence data transfer between Ukraine and the US.
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