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How extensive is U.S. military support for Ukraine?
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    White House denies reports that US intelligence helped sink Russian ships.
    Washington Examiner (Moderate Right) • Factual Grade 71% • 2 min read

    Reports that U.S. intelligence helped Ukraine kill Russian generals and sink Russian ships are inaccurate, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said. A reporter asked whether the news could escalate tensions between the U.S. and Russia, but the press secretary denied its validity. Psaki did not deny that the U.S. is providing some intelligence to Ukraine.
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    The New York Times reported that intelligence the U.S. has provided has led to the killing of as many as 12 Russian generals. In the case of the Russian flagship Moskva, the U.S. identified the vessel and provided its location after Ukrainian officials inquired about a ship sailing in the Black Sea, U.S. officials told NBC News. Ukrainian forces then hit the ship with missiles, and it sank the next day.
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    The Pentagon denied aspects of that report, saying the Biden administration did not know in advance that Ukrainian forces were going to target the ship and insisted it was not involved in the decision to launch the attack.
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    CIA veterans advise successors against ‘unwise’ intelligence boasts that could trigger escalation from Russia.
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    Everyone is starting to admit something frightening: The Ukraine conflict has become a proxy war.
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    After taking power last August, the Taliban had held off issuing new laws on what women should wear - until Saturday. The Ministry for the Prevention of Vice and Promotion of Virtue announced that all wom...

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