MASSIVE WAR UPDATE WESTERN LEGACY MEDIA HIDES FROM YOU:
1) The U.S. is now BEGGING Russia to please end their Economic and Security relationship with Iran.
2) CIA Head, Ratcliffe visited Russia few days ago to BEG Russia to please not attack any NATO country.
Putin didn’t even see the need to meet Ratcliffe.
— @realgerhardtvdm Aug 28, 2026
🚨URGENTE: Donald Trump 🇺🇸 envió personalmente a Ratcliffe 🇺🇸 a Rusia 🇷🇺. La misión era tan delicada que incluso algunos altos funcionarios de la Casa Blanca 🇺🇸 no sabían de ella con antelación.
Los mensajes que el director de la CIA 🇺🇸 transmitió a Rusia 🇷🇺 fueron los siguientes:
—El compromiso con el Artículo V de la OTAN es inquebrantable, advirtiendo al Kremlin 🇷🇺 de que no deben atacar a la OTAN.
—Impulsar las conversaciones para intentar finalizar la invasión rusa 🇷🇺 de Ucrania 🇺🇦. El NYT había informado anteriormente de que la inteligencia estadounidense 🇺🇸 cree que Putin 🇷🇺 no está siendo informado por sus asesores sobre ciertos aspectos de la guerra.
Se cree que Ratcliffe 🇺🇸 le dijo a los rusos 🇷🇺 que los costes de su invasión son insostenibles.
—Rusia 🇷🇺 debería romper todos los lazos económicos y militares con Irán 🇮🇷.
Vía WSJ.
— @CasetaBosque Aug 27, 2026
When CIA Director John Ratcliffe met with Russia’s top spy chief, he asked that Moscow not share intelligence with Iran, according to a U.S. official and an adviser to the Kremlin.
Sergey Naryshkin, the chief of Russia’s foreign intelligence service, told Ratcliffe that his country is not providing intelligence to Iran, the sources said. nbcnews.com/politics/nationa…
— @NBCNews Aug 27, 2026
🇺🇸🇮🇷🇷🇺⚠️ U.S. intelligence believes the six-month war with Iran may be creating a dangerous new opening for Moscow, with the Kremlin reportedly viewing America as militarily weakened and potentially more vulnerable to Russian escalation against U.S. interests and allies in Europe.
According to The Washington Post, a classified CIA assessment preceding Director John Ratcliffe’s secret visit to Moscow concluded that the Kremlin sees the United States as weakened by the prolonged Iran campaign and may view the situation as an opportunity to increase pressure in Europe. The assessment comes amid serious concerns over depleted U.S. weapons inventories, particularly Patriot air-defense interceptors, Tomahawk cruise missiles and other key munitions heavily consumed during the Iran war. Ratcliffe subsequently warned Russian officials against significantly escalating the war in Ukraine, arguing that such a move could backfire by pushing Donald Trump closer toward Volodymyr Zelensky and stronger support for Kyiv.
The strategic danger is increasingly clear: Moscow may interpret America’s military commitments in the Middle East and depleted ammunition stocks as a temporary window of vulnerability in Europe. That makes Ukraine and NATO’s eastern flank particularly important. If the Kremlin concludes that Washington currently lacks the resources or political appetite to respond decisively on multiple fronts, it could become more willing to test Western resolve through escalation in Ukraine, hybrid operations or pressure against NATO members. Ratcliffe’s extraordinary mission to Moscow appears designed precisely to prevent that calculation from turning into action.
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— @visionergeo Aug 27, 2026
U.S. intelligence assesses that Putin sees America as weakened by the six-month Iran war and depleted weapons stockpiles, creating an opening for Russia to escalate pressure on Ukraine and Europe.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe secretly visited Moscow this week and warned Russian officials that a major escalation in Ukraine could backfire by pushing Trump closer to Zelensky.
Source: WaPo
— @clashreport Aug 27, 2026
#Trump: I’ve had good talks with Putin. He’s not going to attack #NATO territory.
Why does Trump think that #Putin is somehow his relative and that Putin will listen to him? If you are following the news about the Ukraine war every day, you will know that something or the other is happening indirectly in all the countries bordering Russia.
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— @satyacric2bat Aug 27, 2026
Muy interesante.
The New York Times da una versión distinta sobre la visita sorpresa del director de la CIA 🇺🇸, John Ratcliffe, a Moscú 🇷🇺: El viaje se produjo en medio de las preocupaciones de la inteligencia estadounidense 🇺🇸 sobre que Putin 🇷🇺podría no estar recibiendo una evaluación precisa de la guerra en Ucrania 🇺🇦 de parte de sus asesores.
Los analistas de Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 han cuestionado si Putin 🇷🇺 está siendo informado completamente sobre las pesadas pérdidas de Rusia 🇷🇺 en Ucrania 🇺🇦 y los avances estancados en el campo de batalla.
Durante la visita, el NYT afirma que Ratcliffe 🇺🇸 le dijo a Bortnikov 🇷🇺, que es el Director del FSB 🇷🇺, que Rusia 🇷🇺 solo había ganado alrededor del 1% del territorio ucraniano 🇺🇦 en 18 meses, añadiendo que la “maestría” de los ucranianos 🇺🇦 con la tecnología relacionada con los drones estaba imponiendo costes insostenibles para Rusia 🇷🇺.
— @CasetaBosque Aug 27, 2026
John Ratcliffe, the CIA director, flew to Moscow this week to warn Vladimir Putin against attacking any member of the alliance – something that increasingly appeals to the Russian president, according to a variety of recent intelligence reports
Find out how a Russian attack on Nato would unfold ⤵️
telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2…— @Telegraph Aug 27, 2026
Putin really has planned an attack on Europe, and NATO should therefore plan to eliminate him. Taking Königsberg back would be great, but Putin must fear for his own life, not for the fate of Kaliningrad, which he does not care about.
The Kremlin needs an unmistakable warning: if Russia attacks NATO, its political and military leadership will face devastating consequences, and Russia will pay an unbearable price.
That is the kind of deterrence needed to prevent a looming catastrophe. When decisive action was needed in Ukraine, the West hesitated. Now that the threat is predictably moving toward the West itself, it is time to show the resolve that was missing four years ago.
— @MykhailoRohoza Aug 27, 2026
🚨 PENTAGON PREPARES 4 OPTIONS FOR U.S. TROOPS IN EUROPE
The Pentagon is preparing at least four options for the future size and deployment of roughly 80,000 U.S. troops stationed across Europe.
The six-month review will examine troop levels, bases, costs, military repositioning and NATO allies’ willingness to provide access and overflight rights.
Recommendations are due to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth by November 6. No troop withdrawal has been predetermined.
— @MOSSADil Aug 27, 2026