US intelligence is helping Ukraine to kill Russian generals, a big war may flare up
There has been a shocking revelation about the ongoing war in Ukraine, due to which the US and Russia may come face to face in the event of a confrontation. In fact, according to senior US officials, the US provided Ukraine with intelligence about Russian military units, on the basis of which the Ukrainian army managed to target several Russian generals during the war.
Ukrainian officials said they had killed about 12 Russian generals on the war front. This is a number that has baffled even military analysts. According to the US newspaper The New York Times, the aid to target army generals is part of a covert effort by the Biden administration to provide Ukraine with real-time battlefield intelligence.
Officials said that intelligence also included projected Russian military movements derived from a recent US assessment of Moscow’s secret battle plan for fighting in eastern Ukraine’s Donbass region. Officials declined to say whether the U.S. How many generals were killed as a result of the aid.
The US has focused on providing location and other details about the Russian military’s mobile headquarters, which move frequently. Ukrainian officials have combined that geographic information with their intelligence. Based on this, he intercepts the conversation and learns of the presence of senior Russian officials.
US sharing intelligence to Ukraine There is a portion of aid that includes heavy weapons and tens of billions of dollars in aid. US intelligence support to Ukrainians has had a decisive impact on the battlefield. The US under this ratifies the targets identified by the Ukrainian military and points it to new targets. Provides actionable intelligence on the movement of Russian troops.
America refused
The US Defense Department on Thursday denied that it provided intelligence on the positions of Russian generals on the battlefield so that Ukrainian forces could kill them. Responding to an explosive report in the New York Times on US support for Ukraine’s military, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said it was true that the United States would “help the Ukrainians defend their country” in the military. Supplying weapons to his army with intelligence.
“We do not provide intelligence on the location of senior military officers on the battlefield. Nor do we participate in the Ukrainian military’s targeting decisions,” Kirby said.
