In a moment that speaks to how far the world has drifted from the guardrails of postwar order, the CIA's director traveled in secret to Moscow — the first such visit since the Ukraine war began — to warn Russia against striking NATO soil. That a warning of this gravity must be delivered in person, in secret, suggests that American intelligence no longer regards direct NATO-Russia warfare as a theoretical scenario but as a danger close enough to require urgent, quiet diplomacy. Meanwhile, the very nations issuing such warnings are deepening their involvement in strikes hundreds of miles inside
CIA Director's Moscow Visit Signals Escalating NATO-Russia Tensions
At least six people killed in Russian drone attacks; Ukrainian conscript resistance growing with recruitment vehicle destruction reported in Ternopil and Lutsk.