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Officials say U.S. intel helped Ukraine sink Russian ship
May 5, 202202:15
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Officials say U.S. intel helped Ukraine sink Russian ship

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Officials say that Ukraine used U.S. intelligence to attack a Russian ship that sank in the Black Sea a few weeks ago after it was hit by two Ukrainian missiles. NBC News' Ken Dilanian reports on the information that helped take down the advanced ship as some officials claim the U.S. had no role in the actual attack. May 5, 2022

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