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https://www.politico.eu/article/ukraine-...-supplies/

Ukrainian are working on alternatives with foreign partners. French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu confirmed France continuing to provide its intelligence. “No unique US’ intelligence capabilities. Its possible to replace them,” Mykhailo Samus, military expert director of New Geopolitics Research Network, told Kyiv Independent. ‘We will adapt’ — Days Donald Trump ordered a stop on U.S. intelligence, Ukrainian has reported little effect from decision on front. Is likely to have a higher toll on Ukrainian cities & infrastructure. U.S. stopped sharing intelligence with Ukraine on March 5, & freezing all military assistance to pressure Kyiv. U.S. Trump also helping Putin by stopping aerospace company Maxar Technologies has also reportedly restricted Ukraine's access to its satellite imagery,

Commanders fighting across front said that the intelligence cutoff has little to no effect on their battlefield operations. At the tactical level, the Ukrainian army has a range of means to get its own intelligence, mostly from drone surveillance. Other sources include Ukrainian-made situational awareness system Delta, praised by NATO after testing in 2024, and regular reconnaissance op.
“Ukraine frontline can cope without intelligence from U.S. partners,” said Yurii Fedorenko, units commander of elite unmanned systems regiment “Achilles” fighting in Kharkiv said. “Ukraine has managed to develop it production of intelligence tools allowing us to cover a certain operational depth,” Fedorenko said. “But in war, its important to control enemy at all stages, from production to logistics to areas of concentration, and then to the front line,” he added.

Ukraine continue to Strikes deep into Russia and occupied territories Since early 2024 till now, Ukraine has regularly conducted drone strikes deep within Russia and it territories, hitting military strategic targets such as oil refineries 
Strikes have helped to slow down Russia’s frontline logistics & reduce Moscow's gas and oil exports that fuel its war effort. The U.S. intelligence cutoff is unlikely to threaten the planning of those op by restricting Ukraine’s access to satellite images, as “Ukraine has its own satellites,” Samus said. “We still have good intel from our own means.”
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