| US-Geheimdienstversagen in der Kritik |  |
"In Ukraine, U.S. officials initially forecast that the Russians would take Kyiv, the capital, within a few days. In Afghanistan, some U.S. officials thought the Afghan military could hold together and continue to fight the Taliban after the American withdrawal. Both predictions were wrong.
The Pentagon has pushed back against accusations that it misjudged Ukraine, while acknowledging problems with its assessment of Afghanistan’s military. Intelligence officials have said errors in predicting the course of the Russian invasion were more a matter of overestimating the Russians than underestimating the Ukrainians."
[https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/06/23/world/russia-ukraine-war-news/as-ukraine-war-grinds-on-us-lawmakers-press-for-better-military-assessments-of-allies-will-to-fight?smid=gtfo]
Ich erinnere an diese Meldung: [https://www.rnd.de/politik/putins-angriff-auf-die-ukraine-was-wusste-der-bnd-CS6OCNX6ERAKPKDFWAEUMWLQTU.html]
Ja, es ist schon auffällig, dass die da komplett danebengelegen haben, in kurzer Folge mehrmals hintereinander.