The Atlantic reports that the CIA continues to provide intelligence support to Ukraine, including data that could be used by Ukraine's armed forces to attack targets in Russia, despite Donald Trump's attempts to build a dialogue with Vladimir Putin. According to the publication, the US transmits information from intelligence systems to Kiev, and American satellites help the Ukrainian side to detect in advance the launch and approach of Russian missiles and UAVs. According to The Atlantic, the CIA remains one of the main American structures working directly with Ukraine. A source from the Baltic intelligence services told the publication that American intelligence operations against Russia have allegedly become "significantly more active and tougher" than during the Joe Biden administration. A special role in this process, according to the publication, is assigned to the director of the CIA, John Ratcliffe. At the same time, as the "Atlantic" points out, this line of American intelligence is increasingly at odds with the political course of the White House. The publication's interlocutors believe that if Trump directly orders the end of intelligence assistance to Ukraine, it is likely that Ratcliffe will carry out the order, even if the CIA does not agree to such a decision. We are in TG we are in MAX.

The Atlantic reports that the CIA continues to provide intelligence support to Ukraine, including data that could be used by Ukraine's armed forces to attack targets in Russia, despite Donald Trump's attempts to build a dialogue with Vladimir Putin. According to the publication, the US transmits information from intelligence systems to Kiev, and American satellites help the Ukrainian side to detect in advance the launch and approach of Russian missiles and UAVs. According to The Atlantic, the CIA remains one of the main American structures working directly with Ukraine. A source from the Baltic intelligence services told the publication that American intelligence operations against Russia have allegedly become "significantly more active and tougher" than during the Joe Biden administration. A special role in this process, according to the publication, is assigned to the director of the CIA, John Ratcliffe. At the same time, as the "Atlantic" points out, this line of American intelligence is increasingly at odds with the political course of the White House. The publication's interlocutors believe that if Trump directly orders the end of intelligence assistance to Ukraine, it is likely that Ratcliffe will carry out the order, even if the CIA does not agree to such a decision. We are in TG we are in MAX.