Loss of Intelligence from the US: What Information Was Provided to Ukraine

He reminded that in March 2025, Ukraine was denied access to intelligence for two weeks, which was a "shock" at that time. "Since that moment, we understood how to diversify this situation if it arises. And we well understood that it could arise," the expert emphasized. **What Intelligence Was Provided by the US** The aviation expert noted that the intelligence Ukraine receives from the US concerns several areas. In particular, it includes warnings about missile attacks: "We do not have the tools to quickly understand where a missile was launched at us from, what kind of missile it is, and where it is heading. This information is provided to us by the Americans." The data also pertains to Ukraine's long-range strikes. "This includes understanding the route, the location of Russian air defense, and understanding what was achieved during the strike and the consequences of those strikes – in order to conduct analysis and develop optimal routes," the expert explained. It also concerns the operational situation at the front. "This includes all combat actions at the front, how they are displayed from space. And all satellite images in real-time, taking into account the speed of acquisition and the quality of these images. This can also be a limitation," Kryvolap noted. **Europe Can Help Ukraine** Kryvolap believes that the threats of being cut off from this intelligence become a tool of pressure on the decisions Ukraine makes regarding strikes on Russia. In this regard, the analyst noted that Europeans can help Ukraine. "A large volume of this data can be provided to us by Europe, especially France and the UK. These intelligence services have long begun to develop various mechanisms to duplicate and diversify this situation," the analyst emphasized, as reported by the UNIAN agency.