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CIA chief visits Russia over Baltic invasion risks
Reports confirm that the visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow was a warning message to Russia against attacking NATO member countries, particularly through cyberattacks and limited ground incursions targeting one of the Baltic states. The visit comes amid intelligence assessments fearing that Putin may attempt to test NATO's preparedness to defend its members, especially given the Western stockpiles of ammunition and weapons are low due to expenditures related to the Iran conflict and the Ukraine war. Sources indicate that Moscow might consider executing limited attacks, and that communication channels between American and Russian intelligence agencies remain open, despite diplomatic negotiations to end the Ukrainian war facing setbacks.
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