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During his visit to Moscow, CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly gave the FSB chief unfavorable intelligence about Russia's true position in the war with Ukraine and urged him to accept a peace deal before the situation worsened.
CIA Chief John Ratcliffe gave bleak assessment of Russia-Ukraine war, urged Moscow to strike a deal with Kyiv: Reports
CIA Director John Ratcliffe met Russian intelligence heads in Moscow, assessing the Russia-Ukraine conflict and warning against attacks on NATO. He encouraged diplomacy to avoid escalating military and economic situations while the Kremlin dismissed U.S. concerns.
John Rettcliffe gave the FSB head an assessment of the situation on the front and urged Moscow to engage in serious negotiations.
Frontline life expectancy 35 minutes, 1% of Ukrainian territory occupied for 18 months; Trump pushes again for peace agreement… Uncertain whether Putin will accept recommendations. During his recent visit to Russia, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director John Ratcliffe described the desperate situation regarding the invasion of Ukraine
The head of the CIA wanted to show the real situation to the front with that hoarse prospect for the rf – NYTJohn Rettluff in Moscow, passing the fsb to the fsmoor to the Ozmunk, grew up with that pre-negotiation jam.
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