US to give Ukraine intel for long-range strikes: report
The United States will inform Ukraine that Russia’s energy infrastructure will provide intelligence for long -range missile strikes, reference to Wall Street Journal authorities, because KYIV weapons can put more targets in the range.
The United States has been sharing intelligence with Kiev for a long time, but Wednesday’s report said that the new development will facilitate the new development of Ukraine’s referee, pipelines, electrical power plants and other infrastructure to deprive Ukraine’s Kremlin from oil.
According to the newspaper, US officials also want NATO allies to provide similar support.
The White House did not respond immediately to the request for comments on Wednesday.
According to US officials specified by Wall Street Journal, additional intelligence approval suggested that President Donald Trump could take back the entire land occupied by Russia in favor of Kiev, shortly before the release of President Donald Trump on social media last week.
“With the support of the European Union (War), Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine, in its original form, can regain all Ukraine in its original form,” Trump said, “With the support of the European Union), Trump said, shortly after meeting with the President of Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
Vice President JD Vance said on Sunday that Washington was considering Washington’s request to obtain a Ukrainian Tomahawks.
Ukraine also developed its long -range missile called Flamingo. Since the missile is in early production, the quantities are not known.
In February 2022, Russia launched a full -scale Ukraine invasion and called Kiev’s “special military operation” to stop the west geopolitical drift, and what it sees as a dangerous NATO expansion.
Kyiv and European Allies see the occupation of an imperial style as a land.
Early on Wednesday, the Minister of Finance of the Seven Nations will take joint steps to increase the pressure on Russia by targeting those who continue to increase Russian oil purchases and survival.
