General Jack Keane, Fox News strategic analyst, said the release of classified information regarding a potential Russian-led invasion into Ukraine has potentially opened the door for a diplomatic path forward. Gen. Keane joined "The Faulkner Focus" to discuss the latest on the conflict, telling host Harris Faulkner the release of key information has "put Putin's information campaign" on the "defensive."

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JACK KEANE: The United States information campaign, releasing classified information to gain dominance over Russia in terms of what they're doing and reveal their actions, has largely put Russia on the defensive.

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[Jake] Sullivan was up there saying that the conditions are set, they can attack any time. Actually, there was a release from a German newspaper that the attack was supposed to come on Wednesday, but the release of this information, classified information, that has been going on for weeks, I think has put Putin's information campaign quite on a defensive, and I think it may have contributed to the opening of the diplomatic path here, and it's going to be assessed for some time to come because the scale of this has never been done like this before.

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