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https://uk.news.yahoo.com/ukraine-war-latest-kyiv-dismisses-205635575.html
https://www.newsweek.com/ukraine-leaked-war-documents-counteroffensive-pentagon-1793177
Leaked Ukraine Counteroffensive Plans May Have Been Putin Ploy, Says Expert
aked documents showing details apparently relating to NATO support for a planned Ukrainian counteroffensive may have been released by Russian intelligence for a "psychological impact," according to one expert.
The U.S. Defense Department is investigating after classified files purportedly breaking down military support for Kyiv from the United States and NATO countries were leaked online. The documents appear to show an evaluation of Kyiv's forces and its requirements for a planned spring counteroffensive, as evaluated at the beginning of last month.
The documents appeared on social media, including Telegram and Twitter, but appear to have been "modified," The New York Times reported. This may "point to an effort of disinformation by Moscow," the report added, in what it described as a "significant breach of American intelligence in the effort to aid Ukraine."
"We are aware of the reports of social media posts and the department is reviewing the matter," Sabrina Singh, Pentagon deputy press secretary, confirmed in a statement to Newsweek.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is seen during the summit of the Russian-Belarussian Supreme State Council on Thursday in Moscow. It's possible that documents believed to show NATO information about a Ukrainian counteroffensive were leaked by Russian intelligence agencies for a "psychological impact," one expert told Newsweek.CONTRIBUTOR/GETTY IMAGES
There are "several options" on how to interpret this leaked information, according to Marina Miron, post-doctoral researcher at the Department of War Studies, King's College London. It's possible that they were leaked by Russian intelligence agencies for a "psychological impact," she told Newsweek.
It would serve to "highly undermine" the information sharing operations that Kyiv has been carrying out with its Western backers, she said, adding that Moscow's intelligence agencies "are known for these types of leaks."
"The Russians could then spin the narrative to their advantage," she said.
On Friday, Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov said that Russia did not doubt that the U.S. or NATO were directly or indirectly involved in Ukraine, according to state news agency RIA Novosti.
However, there is also the possibility that Ukrainian intelligence services could have been behind the leak to "deceive" or "confuse" Moscow, Miron said, adding that some Russian sources had suggested the leak was "information sabotage to disorient" Russia's military.
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https://uk.news.yahoo.com/ukraine-war-latest-kyiv-dismisses-205635575.html
https://www.newsweek.com/ukraine-leaked-war-documents-counteroffensive-pentagon-1793177
Leaked Ukraine Counteroffensive Plans May Have Been Putin Ploy, Says Expert
aked documents showing details apparently relating to NATO support for a planned Ukrainian counteroffensive may have been released by Russian intelligence for a "psychological impact," according to one expert.
The U.S. Defense Department is investigating after classified files purportedly breaking down military support for Kyiv from the United States and NATO countries were leaked online. The documents appear to show an evaluation of Kyiv's forces and its requirements for a planned spring counteroffensive, as evaluated at the beginning of last month.
The documents appeared on social media, including Telegram and Twitter, but appear to have been "modified," The New York Times reported. This may "point to an effort of disinformation by Moscow," the report added, in what it described as a "significant breach of American intelligence in the effort to aid Ukraine."
"We are aware of the reports of social media posts and the department is reviewing the matter," Sabrina Singh, Pentagon deputy press secretary, confirmed in a statement to Newsweek.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is seen during the summit of the Russian-Belarussian Supreme State Council on Thursday in Moscow. It's possible that documents believed to show NATO information about a Ukrainian counteroffensive were leaked by Russian intelligence agencies for a "psychological impact," one expert told Newsweek.CONTRIBUTOR/GETTY IMAGES
There are "several options" on how to interpret this leaked information, according to Marina Miron, post-doctoral researcher at the Department of War Studies, King's College London. It's possible that they were leaked by Russian intelligence agencies for a "psychological impact," she told Newsweek.
It would serve to "highly undermine" the information sharing operations that Kyiv has been carrying out with its Western backers, she said, adding that Moscow's intelligence agencies "are known for these types of leaks."
"The Russians could then spin the narrative to their advantage," she said.
On Friday, Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov said that Russia did not doubt that the U.S. or NATO were directly or indirectly involved in Ukraine, according to state news agency RIA Novosti.
However, there is also the possibility that Ukrainian intelligence services could have been behind the leak to "deceive" or "confuse" Moscow, Miron said, adding that some Russian sources had suggested the leak was "information sabotage to disorient" Russia's military.