CIA director went to Moscow to deter Russia from attacking NATO
The unusual move of the CIA director to Moscow this week was intended to warn Russia against any attack against NATO, have..
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The unusual move of the CIA director to Moscow this week was to warn Russia against any attack against NATO, announced several American media on Wednesday, after Donald Trump tried to minimize the importance of this visit. The CIA boss went to Moscow to deter Russia from attacking NATO. No further contact is planned for the time being, he told journalists, including the AFP , calling these contacts positive while refusing to mention the issues on which the discussions have focused.
Furthermore, The billionaire assured during the interview on Wednesday that this visit was not linked to Iran or Russian threats against NATO.
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The unusual move of the CIA director to Moscow this week was to warn Russia against any attack against NATO, announced several American media on Wednesday, after Donald Trump tried to minimize the importance of this visit
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe CIA boss went to Moscow to deter Russia from attacking NATO.
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No further contact is planned for the time being, he told journalists, including the AFP , calling these contacts positive while refusing to mention the issues on which the discussions have focused.
according to Radio-CanadaThe billionaire assured during the interview on Wednesday that this visit was not linked to Iran or Russian threats against NATO.
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