Nauseda: we knew about CIA chief's Moscow visit beforehand, will be briefed on results next week
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda says he knew in advance about CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow on Aug 25 and expects allies to be briefed on the results next week.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda clarified on Wednesday at a joint press conference in Vilnius that he had been aware of CIA Director John Ratcliffe's impending visit to Moscow on August 25. When asked whether he knew the content of the meeting, Nauseda stated that while he could not divulge the specifics, he expressed optimism about the meeting's potential to ease geopolitical tensions.
The Lithuanian leader emphasized that the U.S. and Russia would be the ones to share the details of the meeting, with these insights expected to reach Nauseda's office soon, likely within the following week. European Council President Antonio Costa also attended the press conference, but declined to comment on the matter.
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