EPISODE · Mar 9, 2022 · 42 MIN
U.S. Intel and the Ukraine Crisis With Beth Sanner
from Carnegie Connects · host Beth Sanner, Aaron David Miller
The U.S. Intelligence Community has played a critical role in predicting Putin’s invasion and countering Moscow’s disinformation campaign as the Biden administration purposefully released intelligence on the Kremlin’s plans and troop movements leading up to the invasion. But what are the challenges of intelligence gathering and analysis in response to a fast-moving crisis? What makes for an effective intelligence assessment for policymakers? How do presidents make decisions based on intelligence in crises such as Afghanistan and Ukraine? And how do intelligence officials ensure policymakers receive accurate and unbiased information? Aaron sits down with Beth Sanner, the deputy director of national intelligence for mission integration, to discuss these and other issues.
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Former U.S. intelligence official Beth Sanner sits down with Aaron to talk about the art of intelligence gathering and the critical role of intelligence in the lead-up to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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