Cia Chief Makes Unannounced Trip To Moscow, US Media Says

US media report that the head of the CIA traveled to Moscow for talks that were not announced in advance. The report says the trip is linked to discussions with Russian officials. Flight tracking data supports the claim. It shows an American military aircraft flew from the United States to Russia on Tuesday. The route included a stop in Latvia, before continuing to Russia. Because the trip was unannounced, the public does not know the exact agenda. Still, the timing and the flight details suggest the visit may be connected to sensitive intelligence and security issues. The report did not provide further confirmation or additional information about who was on the plane.