The director of U.S. national intelligence says fighting in Ukraine will continue at a reduced tempo for the coming months. Avril Haines also said on December 3 that she saw no evidence of a reduced will to resist on the part of Ukrainian forces. And she said U.S. intelligence saw no indication that the level of Russian dissent or opposition to the war in Ukraine might lead to a change in the government of President Vladimir Putin. Haines made the remarks at the annual Reagan National Defense Forum in California.
U.S. Intelligence Chief Says Ukraine Fighting Tempo To Decline In Coming Months
Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines testifies before a Senate committee hearing in Washington in May.