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CIA Chief Travels to Moscow for Unannounced Talks, Reports Say
The CIA chief has traveled to Moscow for unannounced discussions, according to US media reports. Flight tracking information verified that a US military plane flew to Russia from the United States via Latvia on Tuesday.
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According to reports from US media, the chief of the CIA has traveled to Moscow to engage in unannounced talks. Flight tracking data confirmed the movement of an American military aircraft, which traveled from the United States to Russia on Tuesday, passing through Latvia en route. Additional details regarding the discussions were not immediately specified.
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