Ukrainian President Zelensky stated in a public remarks that only the United States has the intelligence capability to monitor Russia's use of ballistic missiles, but Ukraine experienced a three-day intelligence delay in the relevant incident and was not informed of Russian military movements in time.
According to X user @__Inty__, US intelligence agencies have warned Ukraine that if it continues to strike Russian oil refineries, the US will immediately cease intelligence sharing. While intelligence cooperation between the two sides has not been fully interrupted, the US threat remains in effect.
The Cold War Museum at Mount Weather, Virginia, exhibited a plaster enlargement of Mao Zedong's left ear, donated by former intelligence officer Dino Brugioni, which was once used by the CIA to identify Mao Zedong's body doubles.
Around September 20, Poland said that intelligence in Warsaw's possession showed Russia was preparing combined drone and missile attacks against countries supporting Ukraine (including Poland), and stressed that these strikes could be packaged as accidents to test NATO's response.
Around September 20, the Czech Prime Minister stated that Russia is waging a hybrid war against the Czech Republic, and said that intelligence services are specifically monitoring Russian activities on Czech territory.
US CIA Director Atcliffe boarded a C-17 military aircraft for a sudden and emergency visit to Moscow, returning after staying for about four hours, which sparked high-level strategic speculation among outsiders regarding US-Russia intelligence, the North Korean nuclear issue, and preventing the Chinese Communist Party from driving a wedge.
The CIA released an advertisement recruiting Chinese people to provide intelligence; the specific release time and content of the ad were not stated in the program.
US FBI official Sarah submitted an encrypted email to Xi Jinping detailing Wang Lijun's monitoring of calls between central leaders. Upon learning of this, Xi Jinping decided to handle the matter personally.
Yu Qiangsheng, an official of the Chinese Ministry of State Security, was recruited by the CIA in Beijing and began providing intelligence.