Is there ever a point where we reveal too much about the strategy

[diehardblue]

and weapons we share with Ukraine? On CBS This Morning, the developer discussed the switchblade drone and its capabilities. He tells everything except where the factory is that makes them. They are being sent to Ukraine and he emphasizes some of its capabilites are new. Just wondering.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

1. There aren't many surprises when it comes to weapons and strategy.

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[Wingus Dingus]

2. A lot of what we reveal, I believe, is to prevent misunderstandings and

miscommunication with Russia. There is a need to tread carefully because we've got nuclear weapons aimed at each other. Maybe we try not to spring surprises or threatening moves on them too much, so we telegraph a lot of our actions in advance or operate out in the open.

[bottomofthehill]

3. We do every day.

We need to let the three letter agencies do what they do. We don’t need splashy headlines telling us the Russians and the world what we are sending in.