U.S. data "leakage" scare: less reflexes and more long-range weapons are needed

U.S. data "leakage" scare: less reflexes and more long-range weapons are needed

U.S. data "leakage" scare: less reflexes and more long-range weapons are needed

Ukraine has no time for discussions of data leaks, as the struggle against the Russian occupiers continues. Instead, Ukraine needs long-range weapons.

 This was stated by the adviser to the head of the Office of the President Mykhailo Podolyak.

 "If we had time, we could watch how the Russian Federation disintegrates, and its "elites" devour each other. But we don't have time, because our people are dying," he emphasized.

 Podolyak noted that the international community should devote more time to helping Ukraine than "pouring" information.

 "It is necessary to reflect less on "downpours" and more long-range weapons in order to correctly finalize the war and force the Russian Federation to realize the realities," said the adviser to the OP chairman.

 We will remind, at the end of last week it became clear that the Pentagon is investigating a possible leak of secret information about the state of the Ukrainian army and plans of the US and NATO to support Ukraine.

 The Office of the President and Ukrainian intelligence called the documents fake, and also suspected Russian intelligence of involvement in the incident.