The US's Reluctance to Share Information With Russia

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There's a lot of worry about this affecting intelligence cooperation between allies and trust in the US. Anton: The United States will need to be seen to be tightening up its procedures. Countries will need to cooperate with it and share information with it, not least because they want America to share information with them.

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