Here are some ways for NATO to share intel on using new weapons for Ukraine in east Russian occupied regions:
- Directly share intelligence with the Ukrainian military. NATO could provide Ukraine with specific information about Russian troop movements, positions, and capabilities. This information could help Ukraine to target Russian forces more effectively.
- Work with other allies to share intelligence. NATO could work with other allies, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and France, to share intelligence with Ukraine. This would increase the amount of intelligence that is available to Ukraine and make it more difficult for Russia to hide its activities.
- Provide training to Ukrainian forces on how to use new weapons. NATO could provide Ukraine with training on how to use new weapons, such as anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles. This training would help Ukraine to use these weapons effectively and to minimize the risk of civilian casualties.
- Provide logistical support to Ukraine. NATO could provide Ukraine with logistical support, such as fuel, ammunition, and spare parts. This support would help Ukraine to keep its weapons and equipment operational and to sustain its operations in the east of the country.
By taking these steps, NATO can help Ukraine to use new weapons more effectively and to defend itself against Russian aggression.