Most of foreign intelligence Ukraine receives comes from Europe, France says
Two-thirds of the intelligence Ukraine currently receives comes from European countries, including France, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said on Oct. 15.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated that Europeans, including France, provide two-thirds of the intelligence to Ukraine, according to an interview with France Inter. Barrot also commented on possible reductions in U.S. intelligence sharing and restrictions on Starlink, without confirming or denying such actions. He emphasized Europe's longstanding role in supporting Ukraine, putting pressure on Russia, and warned against Kremlin attempts to demoralize Ukrainians and weaken international support.
Barrot highlighted joint efforts with Ukraine, particularly in air defense, to protect the skies and develop cost-effective missile interceptors.
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