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When the U.S. briefed NATO allies of Russia’s intention, most were doubtful of the intelligence. The British and the Baltic states were on board, but France and Germany remembered U.S. claims about intelligence on Iraq and insisted on pursuing diplomacy. https://t.co/bDCuxXQ8DW https://t.co/QsVAtrpVFx — PolitiTweet.org

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U.S. intelligence was hardly an open book for Ukraine. Guidance prohibited agencies from sharing tactical information that Ukraine could use to launch attacks on Russian troops. Ukraine’s intelligence apparatus was also shot through with Russian moles. https://t.co/bDCuxXQ8DW https://t.co/2URuo59bqN — PolitiTweet.org

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The U.S. decided near the end of 2021 to make some of its most sensitive information public. Given how skeptical some allies remained, the most powerful effect of disclosing it was to shape Russian behavior and deprive Putin of using misinformation. https://t.co/bDCuxXQ8DW https://t.co/g8GT11Mc2t — PolitiTweet.org

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