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El jefe de la CIA viaja a Moscú para mantener conversaciones no anunciadas, según informes
El director de la CIA ha viajado a Moscú para mantener discusiones no anunciadas, según informes de medios estadounidenses. La información de seguimiento de vuelos verificó que un avión militar estadounidense voló a Rusia desde Estados Unidos a través de Letonia el martes.
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Según informes de medios estadounidenses, el jefe de la CIA ha viajado a Moscú para participar en conversaciones no anunciadas. Los datos de seguimiento de vuelos confirmaron el movimiento de una aeronave militar estadounidense, que viajó de Estados Unidos a Rusia el martes, pasando por Letonia en su ruta. No se especificaron detalles adicionales sobre las discusiones de inmediato.
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