Trump to Axios: I'm not worried Russia will attack NATO
Summary
President Trump told Axios he is not worried that Russia will attack NATO countries. He said a CIA trip to Moscow by Director John Ratcliffe was routine and did not involve delivering a warning to Russia. European leaders remain concerned about potential Russian military actions near NATO.Key Facts
- President Trump said he is not concerned about a Russian attack on NATO members.
- CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Moscow and met with Russian intelligence chief Sergey Naryshkin.
- Trump called the CIA visit "standard business" and denied reports that Ratcliffe warned Russia.
- Naryshkin confirmed the visit was normal and involved discussing intelligence matters.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky warned that Russia plans to send 500,000 troops and recruit 30,000 fighters from North Korea for an offensive in Ukraine.
- Russian drones recently entered airspace of NATO countries like Romania and Poland but were shot down.
- Russia accused the UK and France of risking conflict by supplying technology for Ukraine’s long-range attacks.
- The Russian Foreign Ministry threatened to strike British military targets in response to UK support for Ukraine.
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