JAKARTA - Director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Agency (SVR) Sergey Naryshkin and the Head of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) John Radcliffe agreed to make regular contact to reduce confrontations between Moscow and Washington.
The SVR press office reported on Wednesday that the cool wind was following a telephone conversation between the two intelligence agencies heads.
"On March 11, 2025, the Director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Agency Sergey Naryshkin had a telephone conversation with CIA Chief John Radcliffe," the press office said.
"During their conversation, both parties discussed the issue of the interaction of the two intelligence agencies in the fields that are of common interest and the resolution of the crisis situation," he explained.
During their telephone conversation, both sides reached an agreement "to maintain regular contact between SVR and CIA directors with the aim of facilitating international stability and security as well as reducing confrontations in relations between Moscow and Washington," the press office said.
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Diplomacy of fast movement stems from US President Donald Trump's phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin last month, bringing cool winds amid tensions over relations between the two countries.
After that, the two countries held two rounds of high-level delegation meetings, the first in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on February 18, the second meeting in Istanbul, Turkey on February 27.
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