The head of Estonian intelligence commented on the visit of the head of the US CIA to Moscow: EADaily
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National Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas says he has information about the content of the visit to Moscow by the director of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) last week. However, the minister says he cannot disclose it and emphasizes that it is important that the United States conveyed the message to Russia.
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On Wednesday CIA Director John Ratcliffe landed in Moscow for a few hours of talk with Russian security officials. The trip was no secret as the planes transporting Ratcliffe and his entourage were readily identified. There was no official announcement from either side about the content of the talks. U.S. media though were splattered with ‘leaks’ of more or less laughable details. Let’s start with the New York Times: C.I.A. Chief Delivered Bleak…
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The head of Estonian intelligence commented on the visit of the head of the US CIA to Moscow: EADaily
EADaily, August 30th, 2026. Reports that the head of the CIA, John Ratcliffe, during a visit to Moscow, conveyed to Russia a warning about the inadmissibility of aggression against NATO are "exaggerated." This was stated in an interview with The Telegraph by the head of Estonian intelligence Kaupo Rosin.
The visit to Moscow by John Ratcliffe, the director of CIA, the largest and most powerful intelligence agency in the United States, continues to raise questions and interpretations. According to the US website of information Axios, which boasts authoritative sources in the Trump administration and the Washington intelligence community, Ratcliffe would have proposed a [...]
Lithuanian Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas said he has information on the contents of the visit of the director of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), John Ratcliffe, to Moscow last week, but could not disclose this information publicly.
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