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CIA Chief Told Moscow Russia Was Weakening Before Putin Canceled Meeting

The CIA chief reportedly told Moscow that Russia was weakening, after which Putin canceled a planned meeting, according to reports.

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CIA Chief Told Moscow Russia Was Weakening Before Putin Canceled Meeting

According to reports, the CIA chief told Russian officials that Russia was becoming weaker before President Vladimir Putin canceled a planned meeting. The reported exchange points to continuing tensions between Washington and Moscow, as diplomatic contacts remain sensitive amid the war in Ukraine. Details about the meeting, the message, and Putin’s reasons for canceling it have not been fully disclosed. The episode underscores the difficulty of maintaining high-level dialogue while both sides assess military, political, and economic and strategic pressures.

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