How U.S. intelligence Sharing Is Impacting The War In Ukraine

NBC News National Security and Justice Correspondent Ken Dilanian explains how intelligence sharing between the U.S. and Ukraine is impacting the war and helping Ukrainian forces in their fight against Russia’s military. 

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How U.S. intelligence Sharing Is Impacting The War In Ukraine

[bikeboy]

Strong leadership from the US and Ukraine. 👏

[TREON.is.Bathit.Crazy.U.S.G]

The Ukrainian Army from 2014 can not be compared to the one today. Since 2014 they invested a lot into their military capabilities, but they also received aid and land lease from the west as well as joined drills and exercises. They prepared themselves as good as they could for the incoming invasion, but western intelligence is also a great boost to ukrainian defensive and offensive capabilities. The US recoon satelites helped Ukraine to spot a dozens of motorized and armed convoys, which they then blew into pieces with their old but still very reliable artillery.

[CA-tkyn]

This is the real key to how this war has gone. The Ukraine's are brave, strong people. Their ability to be strong and our intelligence is making Russia look like idiots!!!!

[karyherndon]

Good! At least— we are good for something ...in Ukraine. Makes perfect sense as well, that our well trained US military troops are using all the skills to assist Ukrainian troops. Okay. Thank you. Good reporting job. Well done today. From southern Colorado as well. ⭐️💙🇺🇸💙🇺🇦

[kevinseversonandhisvizslas]

lets not forget, the Russians did this to us in Syria, and possibly vietnam. It's the way a cold war is fought, and they are very skilled at it.

[humanresources]

As much as I want Russia to be defeated and have interest in the details of this war, I truly believe reporting like this is counter productive and unnecessary.

[rkgator]

Let us NOT talk about details on this.
Lets look at Vlad's puffy face instead. So many questions, so little time. It would be 'a shame' that this condition could be a result of self induced stress or a conscience emerging. Heart condition, maybe? Steroid abuse? But does Putin even HAVE a heart? It is unclear, but he does have my thoughts. (more karma?)

[JuanGarcia-dxij]

Does anyone remember about the Russian bounty on American soldiers. Oh how the tables have turned.

[patrickfordyce]

Thank God America keep helping Ukraine so Russia gets defeated period

[ruthdepew]

Russia must accept the consequences of initiating an unprovoked war.

[bettybloomfield]

good for helping ukraine! and for finding out truth against russian propaganda! i love gen. Austin!!! and may all our leaders in our military and our government be given wisdom knowledge and understanding from our great God of the universe to lead our country in these times

[mechak]

We figured out from the beginning. Good to have a friend like US

[jaybird]

🤣🤣
" Our intelligence is telling Ukraine when and where Russia is gonna strike "

That's dope! Says a lot about our military.

[schmidttho]

Good work.. please help more Russian soldiers to meet their final objective of turning into fertilizer

[chriswoods]

vietnam did not produce those SAM's that shot down dozens of our B-52's///j/s

[johnvitalis]

Those daily flights of "Rivet Joints", J-STARS, Guardrails, Global Hawks, P-3s and AWACS from the US and other ECM aircraft from UK, Italy, Germany, France and even Sweden couldn't have been just flying there just to observe. It does not seem coincidental that so many Russian Generals in Tactical Operation Centers were getting hit. Every time that a Russian piece of equipment moved, the Ukrainian forces are there on the right time. It is like having those eyes and ears in the sky 24/7! Add M1tanks, Bradleys, A-10s and Apaches and you would complete the "Fulda Gap" crew in Ukraine!

[wyskass]

The constant ELINT and Recon flights near the border, combined with timely satellite imagery, are enough to provide Ukraine with a complete situational awareness of the space. I wondered how well that could be transferred in real time to non NATO native systems, but apparently, well. One can probably even say, that the situational awareness provided is more important than the weapons and armor and men. A blind man with sword can be easily beaten by a one with vision and a sharp pencil.

[bettymawanza]

For sure why do you have to disclose this info? Who is it helping?

[joycekoch]

If Ukraine falls the war will come to Western Europe.
The only way to take the pressure off Ukraine is to open
up another front against Russia. Russia is currently able
to set their own pace for this conflict and this advantage must be taken away.
If we can take Russia's control of the pacing of this conflict
we gain a handle on the steering wheel where this all goes.

[DAVIDMILLER-ncvo]

Often (much too often) the "news channels" talks too much and this is true here!