RT by @mikenov: BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇪🇺‼️ Former U.S. Army Europe commander General Ben Hodges says European allies can provide Ukraine with intelligence to warn of incoming Russian ballistic missile attacks, even without relying exclusively on Washington. Hodges emphasized that a significant portion of the intelligence used by the United States originates from its allies. According to him, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Poland and Finland possess capabilities that could help Ukraine receive advance warnings of ballistic missile launches. He argued that the central obstacle is not necessarily technological capability but political willingness to share the information. 🔥 Hodges’ assessment

BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇪🇺‼️ Former U.S. Army Europe commander General Ben Hodges says European allies can provide Ukraine with intelligence to warn of incoming Russian ballistic missile attacks, even without relying exclusively on Washington.

Hodges emphasized that a significant portion of the intelligence used by the United States originates from its allies. According to him, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Poland and Finland possess capabilities that could help Ukraine receive advance warnings of ballistic missile launches. He argued that the central obstacle is not necessarily technological capability but political willingness to share the information.

🔥 Hodges’ assessment highlights an important option for strengthening Ukraine’s security if American intelligence cooperation becomes less reliable. Greater European intelligence coordination could reduce Kyiv’s dependence on Washington and improve warning capabilities against Russian missile attacks. However, effective early warning also depends on how quickly intelligence can be processed and delivered to Ukrainian air defenses.

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