NYT Report: CIA Working in Ukraine Since 2014

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "Now these intelligence networks are increasingly at risk: If Republicans in Congress end military funding to Kyiv, the CIA may have to scale back," warns the Times.
51% : The partnership, which dates back to February 2014, has supplied Ukraine with intelligence-gathering training, communications equipment, and, in the past eight years, a network of 12 spy bases built along the Russian border, the Times said.Kyiv's partnership with the CIA began in 2014 when radical Ukrainian nationalist forces -- notorious for their use of Nazi symbolism and their support for WWII Nazi collaborators -- backed by the United States and the EU ousted Ukraine's pro-Kremlin president, Viktor Yanukovych.
51% : However, those boundaries have since been ditched after Russia began military operations in Ukraine in February 2022, according to the Times.

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