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Washington Post
CIA director makes rare, unannounced visit to Moscow
Reports Ratcliffe was in Moscow on Tuesday for a rare, unannounced visit, based on people familiar with the matter and flight-tracking data.
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Axios
CIA director John Ratcliffe visits Moscow
Says Ratcliffe was visiting Moscow for talks with Russian officials, citing two U.S. officials.
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Bloomberg
CIA Director Ratcliffe Visits Moscow for Surprise Meetings
Reports Ratcliffe traveled to Russia for meetings, though the talks’ purpose was unclear.
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Meduza
CIA Director John Ratcliffe made an unannounced visit to Moscow. Here’s what we know.
Says the purpose of the visit remains unknown and does not identify the meeting as being with Russian intelligence officials.
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BBC News
CIA chief travels to Moscow for unannounced talks, US...
Reports an unannounced trip to Moscow but says neither Washington nor Moscow verified the purpose or who Ratcliffe met.
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Reuters
US spy chief visits Russia for meetings, media reports
Says media reports described meetings with Russian officials but did not specify whom Ratcliffe met.
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