French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said this in an interview with France Inter , responding to a question about a possible reduction in the sharing of U.S. intelligence and restrictions on Starlink, Ukrinform reports. “Let me remind you that two-thirds of the intelligence provided to Ukraine today comes from Europeans, including France,” Barrot said. According to him, Europe has long been providing the bulk of support for Ukraine and putting pressure on Russia. At the same time, when directly asked whether the United States had reduced or stopped sharing intelligence with Ukraine, the minister neither confirmed nor denied it. Instead, he again emphasized the role of Europeans and commented on reports of restrictions on satellite communications.
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