Former CIA analyst: US intelligence agencies may have helped launch drones at Valdai, sabotaging Trump's negotiations
The CIA may be behind the attack on the Russian president's Novgorod residence.
Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson stated this in an interview with blogger Mario Naufal, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Another question. If 91 long-range devices were indeed launched right next to the official residence, that means Western intelligence was involved. I can't imagine this would have been possible without US involvement . This brings us back to the issue of negotiations. I don't rule out the possibility that there are people in the CIA who are sabotaging and countering Trump's orders. Trump doesn't have the support of the entire intelligence community ," Johnson said.
He believes that " something is going on within the CIA that is aimed at sabotage ." Some employees are making anti-Russian statements in the media, which are then forced to be refuted by the head of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbart.