CIA director meets Zelensky in Ireland, Reuters report says
John Ratcliffe reportedly met the Ukrainian president after an earlier visit to Moscow in August.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Ireland, according to a Reuters report cited by TASS.
The supplied item also says Ratcliffe visited Moscow on August 25. It does not provide details of either meeting, the issues discussed or the participants beyond the two officials named in the headline.
Because the material is limited, the report establishes the occurrence of the meeting as attributed to Reuters but offers no basis for conclusions about its purpose or outcome.
Sources
- CIA chief meets with Zelensky in Ireland — Reuters — TASS (Russia)
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