CIA director says intelligence sharing with NATO allies ‘essential cement’ in coalition to support Ukraine

CIA director says intelligence sharing with NATO allies ‘essential cement’ in coalition to support Ukraine

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CIA Director Bill Burns has said that intelligence sharing with NATO allies plays an important in holding together a coalition in support of Ukraine.

“I think the intelligence sharing that we engage in — and it's a two-way street (we've learned a lot from our NATO partners, we learn a lot from the Ukrainians as well) — I think has been the kind of essential cement in the coalition that (US President Joe Biden) has organized,” Burns said during a panel at a Saturday session of the Munich Security Conference in Germany.

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According to him, the U.S. intelligence services are working hard with NATO Allied Joint Force Command in Europe and European partners to have "as clear a picture as possible across the Alliance."

The CIA director added that intelligence sharing with partners is carried out "in a very quick and systematic way”. 

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