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‼️‼️🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦 Washington has reportedly delivered an unusually direct intelligence message to Moscow: Russia’s military and economic position will continue to deteriorate if Vladimir Putin refuses to reach an agreement to end the war in Ukraine. According to The New York Times, CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled secretly to Moscow...

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The unplanned visit by CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow was undoubtedly driven by specific and serious reasons. Upon returning from Moscow, Ratcliffe briefed the U.S. administration on the results of his visit. It is reported that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, were also present at the White House meeting. Presumably, the CIA chief traveled to Moscow to warn Putin against any escalation targeting the Baltic states - Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. According to Politico, Ratcliffe also demanded that Moscow reduce its military and economic support for Iran and stop transfers of weapons and defense technologies. During the talks, the CIA director also reportedly urged Russia not to "overreact" to a possible tightening of sanctions against countries that maintain economic ties with Iran. Judging by the Kremlin’s reaction, it has no intention of reducing or halting the escalation. Do the U.S. and its allies have a Plan B? A rhetorical question.
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The unplanned visit by CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow was undoubtedly driven by specific and serious reasons. Upon returning from Moscow, Ratcliffe briefed the U.S. administration on the results of his visit. It is reported that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, were also present at the White House meeting. Presumably, the CIA chief traveled to Moscow to warn Putin against any escalation targeting the Baltic states - Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. According to Politico, Ratcliffe also demanded that Moscow reduce its military and economic support for Iran and stop transfers of weapons and defense technologies. During the talks, the CIA director also reportedly urged Russia not to "overreact" to a possible tightening of sanctions against countries that maintain economic ties with Iran. Judging by the Kremlin’s reaction, it has no intention of reducing or halting the escalation. Do the U.S. and its allies have a Plan B? A rhetorical question.

Anton Gerashchenko

338,155 views • 3 days ago

#BREAKING 🇺🇸🇷🇺 CIA Director John Ratcliffe has made a highly unusual, unannounced visit to Moscow, traveling to the Russian capital aboard a U.S. Air Force C-17A Globemaster III military transport aircraft. CBS News first reported Ratcliffe’s presence in Russia, while multiple U.S. officials subsequently confirmed that the CIA chief traveled to Moscow for a series of meetings. The C-17 landed at Vnukovo International Airport on Tuesday after flying from Riga, Latvia. Flight-tracking data shows that the aircraft had originally departed from the Washington area. The CIA, Pentagon and U.S. Air Force have declined to disclose details of the mission. At this stage, neither the agenda nor the Russian officials Ratcliffe is meeting have been publicly disclosed. The Kremlin initially claimed it had no information about the arrival of the American aircraft. Ratcliffe’s trip is particularly significant because it is his first known visit to Russia as CIA director and comes amid stalled U.S.-Russian negotiations over the war in Ukraine as well as growing tensions surrounding Moscow’s relationship with Iran. The secrecy surrounding the visit makes its significance difficult to assess for now, but sending the CIA director personally to Moscow aboard a U.S. military aircraft points to unusually high-level and sensitive discussions between Washington and Moscow. Until the agenda becomes public, however, whether the talks concern Ukraine, Iran, intelligence issues or several of these simultaneously remains unknown. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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#BREAKING 🇺🇸🇷🇺 CIA Director John Ratcliffe has made a highly unusual, unannounced visit to Moscow, traveling to the Russian capital aboard a U.S. Air Force C-17A Globemaster III military transport aircraft. CBS News first reported Ratcliffe’s presence in Russia, while multiple U.S. officials subsequently confirmed that the CIA chief traveled to Moscow for a series of meetings. The C-17 landed at Vnukovo International Airport on Tuesday after flying from Riga, Latvia. Flight-tracking data shows that the aircraft had originally departed from the Washington area. The CIA, Pentagon and U.S. Air Force have declined to disclose details of the mission. At this stage, neither the agenda nor the Russian officials Ratcliffe is meeting have been publicly disclosed. The Kremlin initially claimed it had no information about the arrival of the American aircraft. Ratcliffe’s trip is particularly significant because it is his first known visit to Russia as CIA director and comes amid stalled U.S.-Russian negotiations over the war in Ukraine as well as growing tensions surrounding Moscow’s relationship with Iran. The secrecy surrounding the visit makes its significance difficult to assess for now, but sending the CIA director personally to Moscow aboard a U.S. military aircraft points to unusually high-level and sensitive discussions between Washington and Moscow. Until the agenda becomes public, however, whether the talks concern Ukraine, Iran, intelligence issues or several of these simultaneously remains unknown. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

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CIA Director Just Landed in Moscow for Emergency Meeting on Secret Military Jet | It's Happening… A U.S. C-17 Globemaster III carrying C.I.A. Director John Ratcliffe landed in Moscow Russia Tuesday morning. A high level channel has been set up between Moscow and Washington D.C. This meeting hints that we might finally see an end to the Russia and Ukraine war.
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CIA Director Just Landed in Moscow for Emergency Meeting on Secret Military Jet | It's Happening… A U.S. C-17 Globemaster III carrying C.I.A. Director John Ratcliffe landed in Moscow Russia Tuesday morning. A high level channel has been set up between Moscow and Washington D.C. This meeting hints that we might finally see an end to the Russia and Ukraine war.

Benny Johnson

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A US military aircraft quietly landed in Moscow and hours later, reportedly left with CIA Director John Ratcliffe on board. The C-17 reportedly flew from Latvia to Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport before returning to Riga later the same day. Soon after, footage of a diplomatic motorcade emerged. Neither Washington nor Moscow has officially confirmed the purpose of Ratcliffe’s reported visit. Possible explanations include Russia-Ukraine war de-escalation, negotiations over detained Americans, or other sensitive intelligence discussions. But one detail stands out: a senior Ukrainian official reportedly said Kyiv was asked to pause strikes on Russian targets while the US delegation was in Moscow. If true, this suggests the visit may have been far more sensitive than a routine diplomatic trip. So what was the CIA chief doing in Moscow and what was America trying to negotiate? #russia #ukraine #moscow #ukraine #cia #RussiaUkraine
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A US military aircraft quietly landed in Moscow and hours later, reportedly left with CIA Director John Ratcliffe on board. The C-17 reportedly flew from Latvia to Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport before returning to Riga later the same day. Soon after, footage of a diplomatic motorcade emerged. Neither Washington nor Moscow has officially confirmed the purpose of Ratcliffe’s reported visit. Possible explanations include Russia-Ukraine war de-escalation, negotiations over detained Americans, or other sensitive intelligence discussions. But one detail stands out: a senior Ukrainian official reportedly said Kyiv was asked to pause strikes on Russian targets while the US delegation was in Moscow. If true, this suggests the visit may have been far more sensitive than a routine diplomatic trip. So what was the CIA chief doing in Moscow and what was America trying to negotiate? #russia #ukraine #moscow #ukraine #cia #RussiaUkraine

Srijan Pal Singh

10,681 views • 4 days ago

JUST IN: 🇬🇧🇷🇺 British Security Officials Warned Russia Could Take Direct Military Action Against The UK British security officials have reportedly warned Prime Minister Andy Burnham that Russia could consider “direct military action” against Britain over the UK’s continued support for Ukraine. The warning comes amid a sharp escalation in tensions between London and Moscow, and as CIA Director John Ratcliffe made an extraordinary visit to Moscow. 🇬🇧 Britain is refusing to back down. 🇺🇦 The UK continues to stand firmly with Ukraine despite mounting threats. If Moscow believes intimidation can force Britain to abandon its allies, it may be badly mistaken. 👀 The message from London is clear: Britain will not be bullied.
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JUST IN: 🇬🇧🇷🇺 British Security Officials Warned Russia Could Take Direct Military Action Against The UK British security officials have reportedly warned Prime Minister Andy Burnham that Russia could consider “direct military action” against Britain over the UK’s continued support for Ukraine. The warning comes amid a sharp escalation in tensions between London and Moscow, and as CIA Director John Ratcliffe made an extraordinary visit to Moscow. 🇬🇧 Britain is refusing to back down. 🇺🇦 The UK continues to stand firmly with Ukraine despite mounting threats. If Moscow believes intimidation can force Britain to abandon its allies, it may be badly mistaken. 👀 The message from London is clear: Britain will not be bullied.

War Radar

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🇺🇸🇷🇺‼️🚨 US to make or mediate a deal with Russia? U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III landed in Moscow with CIA director Ratcliffe on board. Is the US about to start talks about an Ukraine deal? I can see Putin trying to make a deal with the US, but can’t imagine any talks between Ukraine and Russia directly. No way
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🇺🇸🇷🇺‼️🚨 US to make or mediate a deal with Russia? U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III landed in Moscow with CIA director Ratcliffe on board. Is the US about to start talks about an Ukraine deal? I can see Putin trying to make a deal with the US, but can’t imagine any talks between Ukraine and Russia directly. No way

Lord Bebo

44,070 views • 5 days ago

🇺🇸🇺🇦 Keith Kellogg says Russia may believe it is winning the war, but the battlefield reality tells a different story: Ukraine continues to hold on, while Moscow is accumulating increasingly serious problems of its own. 🗣️ “Russia thinks it is winning. It isn’t,” Kellogg said, emphasizing Ukraine’s resilience and refusal to back down. He acknowledged the enormous pressure created by the harsh winter and Russia’s continuing attacks, but argued that Russia is facing considerably greater long-term difficulties. Kellogg has previously expressed confidence that Russia will not win the war, arguing that Ukraine’s position improves if it withstands the periods of greatest pressure. His message to Ukrainians was straightforward: endurance itself has become a strategic weapon. Russia continues to pay heavily for incremental territorial advances while Ukraine is expanding its ability to strike Russian military and economic infrastructure far behind the front. Kellogg’s assessment is essentially that Moscow’s strategy depends on Ukraine breaking first. If Ukraine remains standing and Western support continues, that assumption becomes increasingly difficult for the Kremlin to sustain. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🇺🇸🇺🇦 Keith Kellogg says Russia may believe it is winning the war, but the battlefield reality tells a different story: Ukraine continues to hold on, while Moscow is accumulating increasingly serious problems of its own. 🗣️ “Russia thinks it is winning. It isn’t,” Kellogg said, emphasizing Ukraine’s resilience and refusal to back down. He acknowledged the enormous pressure created by the harsh winter and Russia’s continuing attacks, but argued that Russia is facing considerably greater long-term difficulties. Kellogg has previously expressed confidence that Russia will not win the war, arguing that Ukraine’s position improves if it withstands the periods of greatest pressure. His message to Ukrainians was straightforward: endurance itself has become a strategic weapon. Russia continues to pay heavily for incremental territorial advances while Ukraine is expanding its ability to strike Russian military and economic infrastructure far behind the front. Kellogg’s assessment is essentially that Moscow’s strategy depends on Ukraine breaking first. If Ukraine remains standing and Western support continues, that assumption becomes increasingly difficult for the Kremlin to sustain. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

13,435 views • 5 days ago

Amid speculation about what was communicated during CIA Director John Ratcliffe Ratcliffe’s trip to Moscow this week, it’s worthwhile to recall what Director Ratcliffe said publicly last month during Senator Dave McCormick’s Defense & Innovation Summit on July 14-15. It may have been the most important message the Director sent Russia this summer. Message is that another “inferior force”, say a Baltic state, could do the same. Director Ratcliffe: "Our intelligence is consistent with some of the open-source reporting you may have seen in Ukraine: the average life expectancy of a Russian recruit right now, arriving on the battlefield in Ukraine, is estimated to be between 20 and 30 minutes. And that's because AI-powered drones have gotten to be such specialised, low-cost killing machines. So it's why an inferior force, 4 and a half years later, has held off the superior force of Russia against Ukraine. The pace of their advance has stopped as Ukraine's mastery of emerging technologies, and in this case, drone warfare, asymmetric warfare, is such a great equalizer," the Central Intelligence Agency chief said at the Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit.
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Amid speculation about what was communicated during CIA Director John Ratcliffe Ratcliffe’s trip to Moscow this week, it’s worthwhile to recall what Director Ratcliffe said publicly last month during Senator Dave McCormick’s Defense & Innovation Summit on July 14-15. It may have been the most important message the Director sent Russia this summer. Message is that another “inferior force”, say a Baltic state, could do the same. Director Ratcliffe: "Our intelligence is consistent with some of the open-source reporting you may have seen in Ukraine: the average life expectancy of a Russian recruit right now, arriving on the battlefield in Ukraine, is estimated to be between 20 and 30 minutes. And that's because AI-powered drones have gotten to be such specialised, low-cost killing machines. So it's why an inferior force, 4 and a half years later, has held off the superior force of Russia against Ukraine. The pace of their advance has stopped as Ukraine's mastery of emerging technologies, and in this case, drone warfare, asymmetric warfare, is such a great equalizer," the Central Intelligence Agency chief said at the Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit.

Roger Zakheim

112,137 views • 2 days ago

Why is the Kremlin waving the nuclear stick again? Western analysts think they know the answer. Russia has suddenly announced large-scale drills involving missiles, submarines, and strategic bombers. Analysts at the US-based Institute for the Study of War say it’s an attempt to distract from mounting problems on the battlefield. Ukraine’s Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi says Russian forces are now losing 3.5 times more troops than Ukraine. According to him, the gap in killed soldiers can be even worse. On some days, Russian losses are reportedly seven to nine times higher. Russia’s “war of attrition” is increasingly turning into a meat grinder for Moscow itself.
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Why is the Kremlin waving the nuclear stick again? Western analysts think they know the answer. Russia has suddenly announced large-scale drills involving missiles, submarines, and strategic bombers. Analysts at the US-based Institute for the Study of War say it’s an attempt to distract from mounting problems on the battlefield. Ukraine’s Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi says Russian forces are now losing 3.5 times more troops than Ukraine. According to him, the gap in killed soldiers can be even worse. On some days, Russian losses are reportedly seven to nine times higher. Russia’s “war of attrition” is increasingly turning into a meat grinder for Moscow itself.

NEXTA

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🇷🇺 🇺🇸 Russian propagandists are feeling gloomy after Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow The so-called Z-community sees Ratcliffe as one of Washington’s leading hawks — so there isn’t much cause for optimism. Political analyst Malek Dudakov says Ratcliffe is the man who causes Russia the most trouble. He oversees the sharing of U.S. intelligence with Kyiv and, last spring, pushed for it to resume after a temporary pause caused by tensions between Trump and Zelensky. There’s also a telling historical precedent. The previous CIA director, William Burns, visited Moscow in November 2021, just months before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Back then, he also discussed U.S. intelligence on the Kremlin’s military plans with Russian officials. So visits like this to Moscow usually don’t happen when everything is going smoothly.
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🇷🇺 🇺🇸 Russian propagandists are feeling gloomy after Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow The so-called Z-community sees Ratcliffe as one of Washington’s leading hawks — so there isn’t much cause for optimism. Political analyst Malek Dudakov says Ratcliffe is the man who causes Russia the most trouble. He oversees the sharing of U.S. intelligence with Kyiv and, last spring, pushed for it to resume after a temporary pause caused by tensions between Trump and Zelensky. There’s also a telling historical precedent. The previous CIA director, William Burns, visited Moscow in November 2021, just months before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Back then, he also discussed U.S. intelligence on the Kremlin’s military plans with Russian officials. So visits like this to Moscow usually don’t happen when everything is going smoothly.

NEXTA

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🇬🇧🇷🇺 UK Warned Russia Could Target British Drone Factories British security officials have reportedly warned Prime Minister Andy Burnham that Russia could consider direct military action against the UK, including potential strikes on British drone manufacturing facilities supporting Ukraine. The warning comes amid sharply escalating tensions between London and Moscow, as the UK continues supplying military support to Ukraine and CIA Director John Ratcliffe makes an extraordinary visit to Moscow. 🇬🇧 Britain is refusing to back down. 🇺🇦 London continues to stand firmly with Ukraine. If Moscow believes threats against Britain’s defence industry can force the UK to abandon Ukraine, it may be badly mistaken. 👀 The message from London is clear: Britain will not be bullied.
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🇬🇧🇷🇺 UK Warned Russia Could Target British Drone Factories British security officials have reportedly warned Prime Minister Andy Burnham that Russia could consider direct military action against the UK, including potential strikes on British drone manufacturing facilities supporting Ukraine. The warning comes amid sharply escalating tensions between London and Moscow, as the UK continues supplying military support to Ukraine and CIA Director John Ratcliffe makes an extraordinary visit to Moscow. 🇬🇧 Britain is refusing to back down. 🇺🇦 London continues to stand firmly with Ukraine. If Moscow believes threats against Britain’s defence industry can force the UK to abandon Ukraine, it may be badly mistaken. 👀 The message from London is clear: Britain will not be bullied.

Defense Intelligence

180,565 views • 4 days ago

"Russian soldiers only live an average of 20 to 30 minutes on the battlefield because of Ukraine’s AI drones." - CIA Director John Ratcliffe "Our intelligence is consistent with some of the open-source reporting you may have seen in Ukraine: the average life expectancy of a Russian recruit right now, arriving on the battlefield in Ukraine, is estimated to be between 20 and 30 minutes. And that's because AI-powered drones have gotten to be such specialised, low-cost killing machines. So it's why an inferior force, 4 and a half years later, has held off the superior force of Russia against Ukraine. The pace of their advance has stopped as Ukraine's mastery of emerging technologies, and in this case, drone warfare, asymmetric warfare, is such a great equalizer," the Central Intelligence Agency chief said at the Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit.
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"Russian soldiers only live an average of 20 to 30 minutes on the battlefield because of Ukraine’s AI drones." - CIA Director John Ratcliffe "Our intelligence is consistent with some of the open-source reporting you may have seen in Ukraine: the average life expectancy of a Russian recruit right now, arriving on the battlefield in Ukraine, is estimated to be between 20 and 30 minutes. And that's because AI-powered drones have gotten to be such specialised, low-cost killing machines. So it's why an inferior force, 4 and a half years later, has held off the superior force of Russia against Ukraine. The pace of their advance has stopped as Ukraine's mastery of emerging technologies, and in this case, drone warfare, asymmetric warfare, is such a great equalizer," the Central Intelligence Agency chief said at the Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit.

Anton Gerashchenko

129,999 views • 1 month ago

CIA Director John Ratcliffe: "Generally, the public assessment [is] that Russia has the battlefield advantage, is grinding forward slowly. However, I want to say that with regard to the Ukrainian resistance, the Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian military have been underestimated for a period of several years now. And ultimately, from my reflections in observing, from an intelligence standpoint, I'm convinced that they will fight with their bare hands if they have to, if they don't have terms that are acceptable to an enduring peace."
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CIA Director John Ratcliffe: "Generally, the public assessment [is] that Russia has the battlefield advantage, is grinding forward slowly. However, I want to say that with regard to the Ukrainian resistance, the Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian military have been underestimated for a period of several years now. And ultimately, from my reflections in observing, from an intelligence standpoint, I'm convinced that they will fight with their bare hands if they have to, if they don't have terms that are acceptable to an enduring peace."

Anton Gerashchenko

572,906 views • 1 year ago

🇺🇦🇺🇸🔥 Ukraine has informed Washington that its deep-strike campaign against Russia is entering a new phase, with the scale and intensity of attacks set to increase significantly. Kyiv is signaling that systematic destruction of Russia’s strategic rear is becoming an even larger part of its war strategy. According to Ukrainian media, the Defense Ministry delivered a memorandum to the Trump administration stating that the SBU carried out more than 100 successful strikes on strategic targets in just 40 days. For the first time, all 10 of Russia’s largest oil refineries were targeted, with more than 30% of Russian refining capacity reportedly disabled and damage estimated at around $15 billion. The document also warned of a critical shortage of PAC-2 and PAC-3 interceptors, leaving Ukraine with dangerously limited capacity against Russian ballistic missiles. Kyiv is effectively preparing Washington for a more aggressive phase of the war. With Ukraine also warning that Russia could mobilize up to 500,000 additional personnel after September’s State Duma elections, expanding deep strikes offers a way to attack the infrastructure, fuel and logistics needed to sustain that manpower before it reaches the battlefield. Ukraine’s answer to Russia’s numerical advantage is increasingly clear: make the Russian rear part of the frontline. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🇺🇦🇺🇸🔥 Ukraine has informed Washington that its deep-strike campaign against Russia is entering a new phase, with the scale and intensity of attacks set to increase significantly. Kyiv is signaling that systematic destruction of Russia’s strategic rear is becoming an even larger part of its war strategy. According to Ukrainian media, the Defense Ministry delivered a memorandum to the Trump administration stating that the SBU carried out more than 100 successful strikes on strategic targets in just 40 days. For the first time, all 10 of Russia’s largest oil refineries were targeted, with more than 30% of Russian refining capacity reportedly disabled and damage estimated at around $15 billion. The document also warned of a critical shortage of PAC-2 and PAC-3 interceptors, leaving Ukraine with dangerously limited capacity against Russian ballistic missiles. Kyiv is effectively preparing Washington for a more aggressive phase of the war. With Ukraine also warning that Russia could mobilize up to 500,000 additional personnel after September’s State Duma elections, expanding deep strikes offers a way to attack the infrastructure, fuel and logistics needed to sustain that manpower before it reaches the battlefield. Ukraine’s answer to Russia’s numerical advantage is increasingly clear: make the Russian rear part of the frontline. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

263,322 views • 15 days ago

CIA Director Ratcliffe: Agency Now Evaluating If China Intentionally Started Pandemic | The Daily Wire The new assessment from the agency was conducted at the end of the Biden administration. CIA Director John Ratcliffe said during an interview over the weekend that the world’s leading intelligence agency was now investigating whether the COVID-19 pandemic was an accident or if it was intentional. Ratcliffe made the remarks during a Sunday interview on “Sunday Morning Futures” while discussing his decision to release the findings from a new assessment that was conducted the Biden administration that concluded that the pandemic originated from a lab in Wuhan. Ratcliffe said that the reason that he released the intelligence was because it was important for Americans to regain trust in government institutions. “I had the opportunity on my first day to make public an assessment that actually took place in the Biden administration,” Ratcliffe said. “So it can’t be accused of being political, and it does assess, the CIA has assessed that the most likely cause of this pandemic that has wrought so much devastation around the world was because of a lab related incident in Wuhan, and so we’ll continue to investigate that moving forward.” When asked by host Maria Bartiromo if the CIA has concluded whether or not the lab leak was “intentional or accidental,” Ratcliffe responded: “I’m going to look closely at the intelligence that we’ve gathered.” Read more:
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CIA Director Ratcliffe: Agency Now Evaluating If China Intentionally Started Pandemic | The Daily Wire The new assessment from the agency was conducted at the end of the Biden administration. CIA Director John Ratcliffe said during an interview over the weekend that the world’s leading intelligence agency was now investigating whether the COVID-19 pandemic was an accident or if it was intentional. Ratcliffe made the remarks during a Sunday interview on “Sunday Morning Futures” while discussing his decision to release the findings from a new assessment that was conducted the Biden administration that concluded that the pandemic originated from a lab in Wuhan. Ratcliffe said that the reason that he released the intelligence was because it was important for Americans to regain trust in government institutions. “I had the opportunity on my first day to make public an assessment that actually took place in the Biden administration,” Ratcliffe said. “So it can’t be accused of being political, and it does assess, the CIA has assessed that the most likely cause of this pandemic that has wrought so much devastation around the world was because of a lab related incident in Wuhan, and so we’ll continue to investigate that moving forward.” When asked by host Maria Bartiromo if the CIA has concluded whether or not the lab leak was “intentional or accidental,” Ratcliffe responded: “I’m going to look closely at the intelligence that we’ve gathered.” Read more:

Owen Gregorian

181,724 views • 1 year ago

JUST IN: Lavrov has once again spotted a “losing Ukraine” — apparently to avoid looking at Russia Russia’s foreign minister claims Europe is “seriously mistaken” if it believes Moscow is losing the war. According to Lavrov, it is Ukraine — not Russia — that is currently on the losing side. That, he says, is exactly why Russia will not accept any ultimatums. The Kremlin continues to dismiss reality as an “illusion” — especially when it comes to the war, sanctions, mounting losses, and the price Russia has been paying for more than four years.
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JUST IN: Lavrov has once again spotted a “losing Ukraine” — apparently to avoid looking at Russia Russia’s foreign minister claims Europe is “seriously mistaken” if it believes Moscow is losing the war. According to Lavrov, it is Ukraine — not Russia — that is currently on the losing side. That, he says, is exactly why Russia will not accept any ultimatums. The Kremlin continues to dismiss reality as an “illusion” — especially when it comes to the war, sanctions, mounting losses, and the price Russia has been paying for more than four years.

NEXTA

212,659 views • 2 months ago

🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪 Baltic leaders alongside Poland and Finland have sent an urgent appeal to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, sounding the alarm over mounting Russian threats and escalating hybrid activity along NATO’s eastern frontier, according to Delfi. 🔺 The joint letter highlights a deteriorating regional security landscape, pointing to increasingly frequent airspace violations and the persistent appearance of Russian unmanned aerial vehicles near allied borders. 🟥 In parallel, CIA Director John Ratcliffe delivered classified U.S. "red lines" directly to the Kremlin during an unannounced trip to Moscow amid growing fears of wider European conflict, according to BILD. 📍 The German outlet reports that Washington’s message was delivered with blunt clarity: "We know what you are planning. Do not do it." 📍 Discussions reportedly centered on potential Russian provocations aimed at NATO, expanding drone incidents across Europe, and heightened risks surrounding the Baltic region. 📍 Dispatching the CIA chief in person underscores that Washington viewed the moment not as routine diplomatic engagement, but as an urgent intelligence-level intervention to draw explicit boundaries and deter miscalculation. The coordinated diplomatic push from eastern EU states paired with rare, direct intelligence warnings to Moscow reveals acute transatlantic anxiety that Russia may attempt to test NATO’s cohesion through localized, sub-threshold military or hybrid operations
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🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪 Baltic leaders alongside Poland and Finland have sent an urgent appeal to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, sounding the alarm over mounting Russian threats and escalating hybrid activity along NATO’s eastern frontier, according to Delfi. 🔺 The joint letter highlights a deteriorating regional security landscape, pointing to increasingly frequent airspace violations and the persistent appearance of Russian unmanned aerial vehicles near allied borders. 🟥 In parallel, CIA Director John Ratcliffe delivered classified U.S. "red lines" directly to the Kremlin during an unannounced trip to Moscow amid growing fears of wider European conflict, according to BILD. 📍 The German outlet reports that Washington’s message was delivered with blunt clarity: "We know what you are planning. Do not do it." 📍 Discussions reportedly centered on potential Russian provocations aimed at NATO, expanding drone incidents across Europe, and heightened risks surrounding the Baltic region. 📍 Dispatching the CIA chief in person underscores that Washington viewed the moment not as routine diplomatic engagement, but as an urgent intelligence-level intervention to draw explicit boundaries and deter miscalculation. The coordinated diplomatic push from eastern EU states paired with rare, direct intelligence warnings to Moscow reveals acute transatlantic anxiety that Russia may attempt to test NATO’s cohesion through localized, sub-threshold military or hybrid operations

NSTRIKE

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United States Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard: - Russia retains the capability to selectively challenge U.S. interests globally by military and non-military means; - The most dangerous threat posed by Russia to the U.S. is the potential of an escalatory spiral in an ongoing conflict, such as Ukraine, or a new conflict that led to direct hostilities, including the potential deployment of nuclear weapons; - Russia is also building an extensive counter space capabilities to contest U.S. space dominance. Its development of a nuclear counter space weapon poses the greatest single threat to the world's space architecture. - During the past year, the IC assesses that Russia has maintained the upper hand in the war against Ukraine. U.S. led negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv are ongoing. Until such an agreement is met, Moscow is likely to continue fighting a slow war of attrition until they view their objectives have been achieved.
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United States Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard: - Russia retains the capability to selectively challenge U.S. interests globally by military and non-military means; - The most dangerous threat posed by Russia to the U.S. is the potential of an escalatory spiral in an ongoing conflict, such as Ukraine, or a new conflict that led to direct hostilities, including the potential deployment of nuclear weapons; - Russia is also building an extensive counter space capabilities to contest U.S. space dominance. Its development of a nuclear counter space weapon poses the greatest single threat to the world's space architecture. - During the past year, the IC assesses that Russia has maintained the upper hand in the war against Ukraine. U.S. led negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv are ongoing. Until such an agreement is met, Moscow is likely to continue fighting a slow war of attrition until they view their objectives have been achieved.

Status-6 (War & Military News)

19,004 views • 5 months ago

Lukashenko was urgently summoned to meet with Putin. It will be interesting if, immediately after this urgent visit to Moscow, Lukashenko suddenly makes an unplanned trip to Beijing. The visit to Moscow comes amid increased Russian attacks on Kyiv, following CIA Director Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow and amid accelerated construction of a military base and access roads in Belarus, directly near the border with Ukraine. Of course, Putin will discuss the war with Lukashenko. But Lukashenko will agree to allow his territory to be used for an attack on Ukraine and the Baltic states only if China tells him to do so. So far, nothing indicates that this will happen, so Lukashenko will resort to "escalation" in the information space. 📹: Lukashenko called Ukraine a "shared problem" for Russia and Belarus.
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Lukashenko was urgently summoned to meet with Putin. It will be interesting if, immediately after this urgent visit to Moscow, Lukashenko suddenly makes an unplanned trip to Beijing. The visit to Moscow comes amid increased Russian attacks on Kyiv, following CIA Director Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow and amid accelerated construction of a military base and access roads in Belarus, directly near the border with Ukraine. Of course, Putin will discuss the war with Lukashenko. But Lukashenko will agree to allow his territory to be used for an attack on Ukraine and the Baltic states only if China tells him to do so. So far, nothing indicates that this will happen, so Lukashenko will resort to "escalation" in the information space. 📹: Lukashenko called Ukraine a "shared problem" for Russia and Belarus.

Anton Gerashchenko

181,361 views • 2 days ago

🇷🇺🇺🇸 BREAKING | A direct Russia-NATO confrontation may no longer be a distant scenario. U.S. intelligence now assesses that Vladimir Putin could test the alliance with a limited attack, with the earliest risk window beginning as soon as this autumn. The Wall Street Journal says the assessment marks a shift from earlier U.S. assumptions that Moscow would avoid directly provoking NATO while still fighting in Ukraine. Possible scenarios range from cyberattacks and hybrid operations to a limited military incursion on NATO’s eastern flank. The most extreme scenario remains assessed as relatively unlikely, but the risk is believed to be increasing. The warning comes as Russia struggles to achieve its objectives in Ukraine while facing growing economic pressure and Ukrainian strikes deep inside the country. For Putin, a carefully calibrated confrontation with NATO could become an attempt to manufacture the strategic “victory” Ukraine has denied him while simultaneously testing whether Article 5 is as politically solid in practice as it is on paper. But it would also be an extraordinary gamble: even a deliberately limited incursion could trigger a military response from an alliance whose combined conventional and economic power vastly exceeds Russia’s. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🇷🇺🇺🇸 BREAKING | A direct Russia-NATO confrontation may no longer be a distant scenario. U.S. intelligence now assesses that Vladimir Putin could test the alliance with a limited attack, with the earliest risk window beginning as soon as this autumn. The Wall Street Journal says the assessment marks a shift from earlier U.S. assumptions that Moscow would avoid directly provoking NATO while still fighting in Ukraine. Possible scenarios range from cyberattacks and hybrid operations to a limited military incursion on NATO’s eastern flank. The most extreme scenario remains assessed as relatively unlikely, but the risk is believed to be increasing. The warning comes as Russia struggles to achieve its objectives in Ukraine while facing growing economic pressure and Ukrainian strikes deep inside the country. For Putin, a carefully calibrated confrontation with NATO could become an attempt to manufacture the strategic “victory” Ukraine has denied him while simultaneously testing whether Article 5 is as politically solid in practice as it is on paper. But it would also be an extraordinary gamble: even a deliberately limited incursion could trigger a military response from an alliance whose combined conventional and economic power vastly exceeds Russia’s. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

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