US intel leaks and the battle in Ukraine | Media

Washington is coping with the largest United States intelligence leak in a decade. Among the many secrets and techniques already revealed: delicate data on the battle in Ukraine and proof of the US spying on its allies. American officers are in diplomatic injury management mode, making an attempt to handle the protection of a narrative that exhibits no signal of letting up.

Contributors:
Anatol Lieven – Eurasia programme director, Quincy Institute for Accountable Statecraft
Anton Barbashin – Editorial director, Riddle
Idrees Ali – Nationwide safety correspondent, Reuters
Lucy Birge – Russian media specialist and open-source researcher

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