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[INTERNATIONAL] · United States, Russia, United Kingdom, Ukraine · 157 sources (showing 100)

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Trump claims Putin will not attack NATO territory

US President Donald Trump has stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin does not intend to attack NATO territory, following reports that CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Moscow to deliver a warning. Trump characterized Ratcliffe’s meeting with Russian intelligence officials as a routine engagement, noting that the two agencies maintain regular contact.

While the Kremlin has dismissed reports of potential Russian aggression toward NATO as alarmist stories, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova issued a sharp warning to the United Kingdom. Zakharova stated that British military facilities and equipment, both within Ukraine and elsewhere, could become targets in retaliation for Ukrainian missile strikes made possible by British technology, such as Storm Shadow missiles.

European intelligence services have reported seeing no immediate signs of a Russian military move against NATO members, though concerns regarding Russian sabotage and covert operations in Europe remain a point of focus for Western officials.

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CIA · Donald Trump · John Ratcliffe · Kremlin · Maria Zakharova · NATO · Ovidiu Dranga · Romania · Russia · Sergey Naryshkin · Ukraine · United Kingdom

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