March 1, 2024 How the U.S. Conquered Information Warfare in Ukraine with Open-Source Intelligence In the war in Ukraine, the U.S. thoroughly disclosed its classified intelligence and urged the international community to unite, while countering Russian disinformation, and gained an advantage in the information warfare. By Koichiro Takagi
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