French President Emmanuel Macron stated that France provides two-thirds of the secret information used by Ukraine, highlighting a shift in European support compared to American support.

In his speech addressed to the military personnel, Emmanuel Macron emphasized that, in a year’s time, Ukraine relied heavily on American information, but now Europe’s role has expanded considerably. This change is part of efforts to strengthen European cooperation, and France is taking on a central role in supporting Kyiv's operational needs.
Macron's statements come in a context where European states are seeking to take on a larger share of strategic responsibilities, including in the field of military intelligence. However, the French president's assertions are contested by previous assessments from Ukrainian and American officials, who underline the importance of continued support from the United States, especially regarding satellite imagery.
If Macron's estimates prove correct, it could mark a significant change in the Euro-Atlantic security architecture, with France playing a more prominent role in military intelligence, traditionally dominated by the US and the UK.