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Alexander Bortnikov

Alexander Bortnikov

Russian official, FSB director

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  • Sep 11

    Donald Tusk warns of border threats and sabotage after receiving CIA intelligence report

    Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk revealed that joint intelligence operations neutralized an overnight threat to a border crossing, citing a report from CIA Director John Ratcliffe.

  • Aug 28

    CIA Director John Ratcliffe visits Moscow for eight-hour talks with Russian security chiefs

    CIA Director John Ratcliffe conducted an unannounced eight-hour visit to Moscow on 25 August, meeting Russian intelligence chiefs to deliver warnings on Ukraine, NATO borders, and Middle East security.

  • Jul 4

    Ukraine warns Poland of Russian forgery operation on Volhynia massacre, set for July 5

    Ukraine's disinformation agency says the FSB will release fake WWII documents tomorrow to deepen the Polish-Ukrainian rift, amid a diplomatic crisis over historical memory.

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