A NATO official stated that allies are sharing information faster and more efficiently than ever, with the United States remaining the main data provider within the Alliance. This is happening against the backdrop of increased support for Ukraine, especially in the context of recent attacks on Russian oil facilities, which have led to an energy crisis in Russia. The official emphasized that the relationships between American intelligence services and their allies are based on trust and close cooperation, and Washington is committed to providing significant intelligence support for Ukraine. The information provided by the U.S. has been essential for planning Ukrainian attacks, helping to avoid Russian air defense systems. This close collaboration reflects NATO's commitment to supporting Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.
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