
Verkhovna Rada deputy Galina Yanchenko said that without US intelligence data, Ukraine will not be able to detect Russian ballistic missile launches and sound an air raid alert in a timely manner.
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Ukraine depends on US intelligence to detect Russian ballistic missile launches and issue air raid alerts in a timely manner.
Without US intelligence, Ukraine will not be able to counter Russian ballistics, since it will no longer receive information about missile launches. The consequences of a possible stop in the transfer of intelligence data were revealed by Verkhovna Rada deputy Galina Yanchenko, the Strana.ua publication reports on Telegram.
“What does this mean for Ukraine? First of all, we won’t be able to see the launches of Russian ballistics,” the people’s deputy said.
She added that without intelligence, Ukraine will also not be able to announce an air raid alert in a timely manner.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
If the transfer of US intelligence to Ukraine is stopped, Ukraine will lose the ability to timely detect Russian missile launches.
Very likely · Within days

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