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Ex-MI6 Chief Says Trump Was Influenced by Putin but May Now Be Key to U.S.-Russia Relations
- Sir Alex Younger, former head of MI6, stated that Vladimir Putin manipulated Donald Trump, leading him to believe they had a friendly relationship, which has since failed.
- Younger indicated that Trump's stance on the war in Ukraine has toughened, blaming the Kremlin for the conflict.
- Trump has confirmed new military aid shipments to Ukraine, including Patriot air defense systems, after discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
- Younger believes Putin has overstepped by attempting to sway Western leaders, as Trump's changing remarks suggest a tougher U.S. stance.
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FO° Talks: Did Russia Recruit Donald Trump as a Spy? Former CIA Officer Reveals
Retired CIA officer Glenn Carle offers a provocative and deeply unsettling analysis of US President Donald Trump. He claims that Trump is what intelligence professionals would classify as a Russian asset, not a traditional spy who takes orders, but someone who has been cultivated and influenced over decades. He traces the beginnings of Trump’s relationship with Russian intelligence back to 1986, when Trump Tower caught the attention of Natalia D…
Putin to make Trump look like a 'muppet' as he 'plays him like a violin' - and apparently, the president knows
A former head of the UK’s Secret Intelligence Service says that Vladimir Putin skillfully controlled Donald Trump for a while, but this plan has now failed. Sir Alex Younger, who ran MI6 from 2014 to 2020, explained that the Russian president made Trump believe they had a friendly relationship, suggesting they could work together to solve world problems. However, this careful trick seems to have stopped working, as Trump’s position on the war in…
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