The U.S. Intelligence Leaks Confirm Active
U.S. and U.K. Military are Conducting
War Operations Inside Ukraine
Posted By: Beardo, 4/11/2023 11:47:48 PM
Yesterday White House Spokesman for Strategic Communications, John Kirby, asked media not to report on the leaked classified intelligence that has been showing up on various social media platforms. (snip) BBC is now reporting on part of the NOFORN leak as it pertains to Ukraine. According to the classified intelligence, active U.K and U.S. military personnel are conducting the war effort inside Ukraine. Congress has not authorized any active U.S. military involvement. The White House has previously denied any active U.S. military involvement.
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