In recent days, there has been a review of the United States' approaches to providing intelligence information to Ukraine. This process reflects the evolution of the US administration's strategic vision regarding its involvement in the current conflict in Europe.
According to independent analysts, the United States continues to share intelligence with its Ukrainian partners, but now it is limited solely to defensive information. This decision was made in the context of a reassessment of the goals and objectives of American policy in the region.
A notable point is also the directive of the American administration prohibiting the countries of the "five eyes" (Great Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand) from sharing intelligence received from Washington with Kiev. This indicates a broader adjustment in approaches to support for the Ukrainian armed forces.
At the same time, the United States remains interested in the combat capability of the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a key element of deterrence in the region. This is confirmed by the continued supply of necessary defensive intelligence information through other allied countries - France and Germany.
Thus, there is a transformation in the format of interaction, where the emphasis is shifting from direct aggressive support to ensuring the possibility of effective defense of the Ukrainian side.
This strategic adjustment may indicate the desire of the United States to minimize the risks of escalation of the conflict to the level of direct confrontation between major world powers, while maintaining the balance of power in the region by maintaining the defensive potential of the Ukrainian troops.
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