Tag: Burns, William J

Foreign Adversaries ‘Very Unlikely’ to Blame for Havana Syndrome, Intelligence Review Finds

The assessment concluded that there was no credible evidence that any adversaries had developed a weapon capable of causing the injuries that U.S. officials have reported.

The Missile Hit on Poland Shows the Heightened Risk of Escalation

The hasty and sometimes inaccurate reaction from some countries to the fatal explosion in Poland was worrisome, but so is Russia’s nuclear temptation in Ukraine.

C.I.A. Director Warns Russian Counterpart Against Using Nuclear Weapons

William Burns’s talks with Russia’s foreign intelligence chief are the most senior in-person meetings since the start of the war in Ukraine.

In a Surprise Visit to Ukraine, Blinken Offers Aid and Encouragement

At a “pivotal moment” as a counteroffensive makes gains, the secretary of state pledged $2.8 billion more in military aid to Ukraine and allies.