Нарышкин положительно оценил контакты с руководством ЦРУ
Директор СВР назвал контакты с руководством американской разведки хорошими.
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Директор Службы внешней разведки (СВР) России Сергей Нарышкин назвал контакты с руководством Центрального разведывательного управления (ЦРУ) США хорошими.
Такую оценку он дал, отвечая на вопрос журналиста Александра Юнашева о состоянии диалога между спецслужбами двух стран.
Нарышкин не привёл дополнительных подробностей о содержании или регулярности контактов между СВР и ЦРУ.
Заявление прозвучало на фоне продолжающегося взаимодействия между Москвой и Вашингтоном по ряду вопросов, обсуждаемых на разных уровнях.
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