The United States have announced that you want to withdraw from Europe gradually. The step is enormous security risks for the continent. Without activities of the United States there is a risk of darkness.
The United States of America are the eye of NATO room. This is the result of an internal report from the German Ministry of Defense from 2023. The Public Onderooups NDR and WDR have now made the content public.
It states that the United States does 76 percent of the news, surveillance and educational activities within the federal government. The dependence on Europe of American intelligence services has long been an open secret.
The German evaluation is about the various forms of military information acquisition with reconnaissance aircraft, drones, satellites, technical surveillance and human sources from the seabed to space, reports the German canals.
There are no specific figures for terrorist defense, but here too the US also plays a above role. In this country, too, crucial tips came from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. So it was we researchers who warned of the fast murderer of Ternitz.
Given this uneven distribution, fear is great that blind spots can occur under the second regime of Trump. An era of intelligence could break down.
There is a service regulation in the United States about the “obligation to warn”. It applies to planned terrorist attacks for everyone – also for states such as Russia or Iran. However, deep incisions can be expected here. In the Pentagon, the CIA and the FBI, the staff are exchanged across the board.
The former national director of the US Intelligence Agency, Avril Haines, warned last year for large revolutions. In Brussels, NATO NATO would have asked in the light of a second government of Trump to build and expand its own skills in order not to rely on the US information flow as before. It has now been replaced by the Russia-friendly Tulsi Gabbard.
Source: Krone
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