NATO: U.S.-Ukraine Intelligence Sharing Has Not Stopped

The NATO Secretary General, stressing the continuation of intelligence sharing between Washington and Kyiv, claimed that Russia's hybrid activities against member states of the alliance are a sign of Moscow's weakness.

The Secretary General of NATO, emphasizing the continuation of information exchange between Washington and Kiev, claimed that Russia's combined activities against the member countries of this alliance are a sign of Moscow's weakness.

According to Ambassador Arjan, quoted by Anatoly, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced on Wednesday in a joint press conference with Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal in Tallinn that the exchange of information between the United States and Ukraine has not stopped.

Referring to the statements of US President Donald Trump, Rutte said yesterday, while leaving the White House to participate in an election program, Trump clearly announced that the exchange of information with Ukraine continues.

Pointing to the continuation of Russia's attacks and the approach of winter, Rutte called for increasing the support of NATO member states to Ukraine, especially in the field of air defense.

He said that NATO is ready to deal with Russia's hybrid and cyber threats and currently does not see an imminent threat against the territory of this alliance. He also emphasized that NATO has a defensive nature and does not intend to attack any country.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced that Kiev did not receive any warning from its Western partners about the ballistic missile launch last night.

He wrote in a telegram message: Our partners did not warn about the firing of ballistic missiles. This is the second time that Ukraine has not received such a warning.