CIA Director Arrives to Ask Putin Not to Attack Europe and NATO Countries
- Michael Weiss, editor of The Insider (designated as a foreign agent), reports that Ratcliffe's mission may be to try to dissuade Putin from conducting operations against European countries.
- Weiss links this to intelligence that the United States has recently been sharing with #Poland, the #Baltic states, and #Scandinavia, as well as the increase in incidents on #NATO's eastern flank: drone incursions, airspace violations, and suspicions of sabotage.
- There are also reports that the head of the #CIA will attempt to convince Moscow to end military operations in 2026, as well as:
- A global moratorium on strikes against #Russia's and #Ukraine's energy and port infrastructure.
- A ceasefire in the #Kharkov and #Sumy regions as a step towards overall de-escalation.
- Prospects for a joint peace process that could end the war in Ukraine.
- The visit of Ratcliffe to Moscow takes place against the backdrop of rumors about a possible general mobilization in Russia, according to the WSJ.
@Slavyangrad
- Michael Weiss, editor of The Insider (designated as a foreign agent), reports that Ratcliffe's mission may be to try to dissuade Putin from conducting operations against European countries.
- Weiss links this to intelligence that the United States has recently been sharing with #Poland, the #Baltic states, and #Scandinavia, as well as the increase in incidents on #NATO's eastern flank: drone incursions, airspace violations, and suspicions of sabotage.
- There are also reports that the head of the #CIA will attempt to convince Moscow to end military operations in 2026, as well as:
- A global moratorium on strikes against #Russia's and #Ukraine's energy and port infrastructure.
- A ceasefire in the #Kharkov and #Sumy regions as a step towards overall de-escalation.
- Prospects for a joint peace process that could end the war in Ukraine.
- The visit of Ratcliffe to Moscow takes place against the backdrop of rumors about a possible general mobilization in Russia, according to the WSJ.
@Slavyangrad