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Two US media outlets have cited their own sources as saying that John Ratcliffe, the director of National Intelligence, warned Russia not to attack any NATO member state during his visit to Moscow earlier this week. The Kremlin has not confirmed this, stating only that the meeting pertained to unspecified and sensitive intelligence matters.
Two US media outlets cite sources as saying Ratcliffe warned Russia not to attack any Nato member statedirector John Ratcliffe in Moscow earlier this week and that they had discussed unspecified and sensitive matters falling within the remit of their respective intelligence services.drags on and as efforts to reach a lasting peace between the United States and Iran have stalled – as “semi-routine” and the Kremlin has not revealed what was discussed.
At least two US media outlets have cited their own sources as saying Ratcliffe warned Russia not to attack any Nato member state. Neither Washington nor Moscow has confirmed that.
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