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Reports indicate Germany’s BND may provide targeting data to Ukraine

Germany’s foreign intelligence service could reportedly provide targeting data to Ukraine amid an escalating dispute involving Russia. The supplied information does not confirm that the transfer has occurred.

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If enacted, the reported step could deepen Germany’s direct involvement in support for Ukraine and intensify tensions with Russia.

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