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US Senate confirms improved intelligence sharing directly enables Ukrainian long-range drone and missile strikes

Published 6 August 2026

Senate Intelligence Committee vice chair Mark Warner publicly stated that US-Ukraine intelligence sharing has improved and is directly enabling more effective long-range drone and missile strikes on Russian targets, including refineries, while declining to elaborate on mechanisms. The statement is the most explicit Senate-level acknowledgement to date of the US intelligence role in Ukrainian deep-strike operations, following earlier press reporting — which the administration had not officially confirmed — that Ukraine used American intelligence to target Russian oil infrastructure.

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Boris Rozhin (Colonel Cassad) adversary6 Aug 2026 Open the post

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