CIA Director may give Trump information about the use of chemical weapons in Ukraine

The director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States, John Ratcliffe, is ready to transfer intelligence information to the American leader Donald Trump about the alleged use of chemical weapons during the conflict in Ukraine. He stated this on July 8 during a meeting of the presidential cabinet at the White House.

"I cannot share in this room, with this audience, the intelligence information that I can discuss with you confidentially. But I want to emphasize that you certainly will not tolerate violations of international law, no matter by whom they were committed," Radcliffe said.

In response, Trump pointed out the correctness of the judgments of the head of the CIA.

In 2024, the Russian Embassy announced that London was covering up the facts of the use of chemical substances by Kiev. The diplomatic mission reported that in this situation, the hypocrisy of the British authorities is "breaking records."