COVERT INTEL: Something Highly Unusual and Very Serious Has Just Happened with the US- Ukraine situation
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- Aug 22
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Source: CONFIDENTIAL
Date: August 22, 2025
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Director of Nations Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard has just ORDERED that "Ukraine intelligence is NOT to be shared with Five Eyes partners."
In addition to the US, the Five Eyes include Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK.
So what just happened that the US is cutting-off all Intel to our "Allies?"
It may have something to do with the GERMAN ARMED FORCES LEADER SAYING "EU LEADERS TO SEND AT LEAST 10,000 SOLDIERS TO UKRAINE."
It is starting to appear that the Europeans left the White House after Monday's historic meeting, and decided they're going to go ahead and so what THEY want with Ukraine, anyway.
But they won't be able to do very much without US Intel. . . .
To Cut-Off Intel to our own "allies" regarding a particular situation, is almost unprecedented. This is extremely unusual and very VERY serious.
If the Europeans go ahead and do what they seem to be indicating, here is no doubt in most Observer minds the Russians will attack those troops once the EU troops enter Ukraine.
Is Europe, which started the first two world wars, going to start a third?
Do they honestly think the US will enter such a fight on their side, if they go in and start a war by their very presence?
UPDATED 6:07 PM EDT --
The Chief of the US Defense Intelligence Agency has been "removed."Â Not certain if this is at all related to the story above, but it fits.
Defense Agency Chief Removed
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Lieutenant General Jeffrey Kruse has been removed from his position as director of the US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), with Deputy Director Christine Bordine assuming the role of acting director effective immediately.
Kruse, who had led the DIA since February 2024 after being appointed by President Joe Biden, was removed following the agency's preliminary assessment that US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites in June 2025 set back Tehran’s nuclear program by only a few months—a conclusion that contradicted President Donald Trump’s claims that the strikes had "obliterated" the facilities.  The removal, confirmed by a senior defense official and attributed to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, comes amid a broader purge of top military officials since Trump began his second term in January 2025, raising concerns about the politicization of the military and intelligence community.
