The head of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), John Brennan, made a scandal call to Donald Trump and his team, whom won the presidential election.
In an interview with BBC, Brennan urged Trump administration to be "decisive and disciplined" in the fight against terrorism and in this context the language he uses, relations with Russia, the nuclear deal with Iran, and many other issues. Stressing that the US policy in Syria should continue without change, Brennan said that Russia, who plays a "key" role in the future of Syria, is in a belief that they will not stop until getting what they wants with a "skeptical and insincere" bargain.
Brennan called on Trump and his team to be more cautious about Russia's commitments.
John Brennan, the head of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), said that the presidential election winner Donald Trump and his team should act "disciplined and lucid" in many issues, particularly in the nuclear deal with Iran. In an interview with BBC, Brennan urged Trump administration to be "decisive and disciplined" in the fight against terrorism and in this context the language he uses, relations with Russia, the nuclear deal with Iran, and many other issues.
YOU CAN NOT CHANGE US`s SYRIAN POLICY
The CIA chief said that the Obama administration's policy in Syria was to support the moderate rebels who resisting this aggression against the "aggressive" attitudes of the Assad regime, Iran, Hezbollah and Russia. Stressing that the US policy in Syria should continue without change, Brennan said that Russia, who plays a "key" role in the future of Syria, is in a belief that they will not stop until getting what they wants with a "skeptical and insincere" bargain. Brennan called on Trump and his team to be more cautious about Russia's commitments.
TRUTHS ARE DIFFERENT THAN THE LIMITED INFORMATION THAT MEDIA GIVES
Brennan stressed that the CIA had no talks with the new administration on the possibilities and programs that it had on the fight against terrorism, but we are ready to negotiate if the new administration wants. Brennan pointed out that the facts and the limited information that the press gave was different, "I want to make sure that the new administration understands what the facts are. After that, they will have wholly thing in their hands on how they want to fulfill their responsibilities. "
CIA chief Brennan pointed out that the facts and the limited information that the press gave was different, "I want to make sure that the new administration understands what the facts are.