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War in Ukraine: Update from Kyiv

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46. ANALYSIS: Joshua Rovner on intelligence sharing, information control, cyber attacks, & the war in Ukraine

2022-06-04

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Joshua Rovner, Assoc. Professor of International Service at the American University in Washington DC and expert on the intelligence domain, discusses the role of intelligence in the lead-up to and during the war in Ukraine, (lack of?) cyber attacks and importance of the information domain.

Joshua on intelligence and the Ukraine conflict for War on the Rocks

Joshua Rovner: Fixing the Facts - National Security and the Politics of Intelligence

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