Lithuania’s president briefed on CIA chief’s Moscow talks
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- Gitanas Nausėda said the United States briefed him on recent Moscow talks between CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Russian officials.
- He said the meeting’s content remains confidential, but that it achieved its objectives and aimed to reduce regional tensions.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda said he had been informed about recent talks in Moscow between CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Russian officials.
Nausėda said the United States did not want to disclose the substance of the meeting, so he would follow the established protocol. He said the talks had achieved their intended objectives and were aimed at reducing tensions in the region.
Since the United States does not want to disclose the content of this meeting, we will follow the established protocol. I can say at this point that the meeting achieved its objectives and was aimed at reducing tensions in the region.
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