Nepal Floods Leave 1,300 Missing; Why CIA Director Secretly Traveled to Moscow
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The CIA director traveled to Russia this week with a special message.
CIA director John Ratcliffe travels unannounced to Moscow. Flight data and Kremlin statements give clues – but his mission remains open. An analysis.
Nepal floods leave 1,300 missing; Why CIA director secretly traveled to Moscow
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Moscow. Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov, confirming the trip to the Russian capital of the director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), John Radcliffe, made a brief comment: “I can only tell the reporters that there were contacts between secret services. There was no encounter with President Vladimir Putin,” he insisted, “that’s all I can tell them.”
The visit of CIA chief John Ratcliffe to Moscow provides for speculation. Now the Kremlin expresses itself. In Lithuania more information is expected promptly.
The head of the President's Office said that the war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine could be discussed during the meeting, but it was not the main topic
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