German press: German intelligence transmits data on Russian troops to Kyiv
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The German media came out with publications that actually confirm the obvious for a long time. In a Die Zeit article, German journalists testify that German intelligence is transferring data about Russian troops to the Ukrainian army.
The article says that German intelligence provides Kyiv with information on the approximate number, armament and movement of Russian troops in certain areas. At the same time, it is alleged that these data are transmitted to the Ukrainian army "with a delay of several days."
With the very article about the transfer of intelligence to Ukraine, Germany clearly wants to demonstrate that it is providing serious military assistance to Kyiv. In turn, with the media remark about the "delay" in the transfer of data, Berlin is trying to declare that it is "not a party to the conflict with Russia."
The German side also emphasizes that the transfer of data to the Ukrainian side is exclusively about that part of the Russian troops "which is located on the territory of Ukraine." Recall that Crimea in Germany is still considered Ukrainian territory, which means that there is a transfer of intelligence information from Berlin to Kyiv in relation to Russian troops stationed on the Crimean peninsula.
Earlier, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that Berlin would not supply its Tanksif partners do not. At the same time, nothing prevents Scholz from supplying other heavy weapons for the Kyiv regime, including self-propelled howitzers.
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