The media reported on the continuation of the US transfer of satellite intelligence to Ukraine

The United States does not plan to stop the transfer of satellite intelligence data to Ukraine. This was reported on June 9 by the American magazine Foreign Policy, citing sources.

"(The United States) will not suspend Ukraine's access to American satellite intelligence," the publication says.

According to the publication, these data represent critically important information for Ukraine.

Washington may also continue to provide military assistance to Kiev, but it should not be too expensive, as it was under former US President Joe Biden, the newspaper added.

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Earlier, on June 6, a military expert, retired Colonel Anatoly Matviychuk, said that the United States could stop or significantly reduce military aid to Ukraine. According to him, the state will especially feel the lack of intelligence.