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The American nonprofit Judicial Watch has formally sued the CIA, demanding the release of communications records related to Fauci and the origins of COVID.

The UK's Financial Times reported that CIA Director Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow was aimed at playing a greater role in Russia-Ukraine ceasefire negotiations, and said the White House declined to comment. White House principal deputy press secretary Anna Kelly tweeted a denial, saying the White House did not refuse to comment; rather, the Financial Times published its story ahead of the deadline, basing the report on low-level anonymous sources, and not a single one of the claimed conversations ever took place.

US CIA Director Atcliffe boarded a C-17 military aircraft for a sudden and emergency visit to Moscow, returning after staying for about four hours, which sparked high-level strategic speculation among outsiders regarding US-Russia intelligence, the North Korean nuclear issue, and preventing the Chinese Communist Party from driving a wedge.

The US CIA declassified and released a report acknowledging that the Wuhan Institute of Virology is highly likely the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Yan pointed out that this corroborates years of investigative findings.

The CIA released an advertisement recruiting Chinese people to provide intelligence; the specific release time and content of the ad were not stated in the program.

US CIA Director Ratcliffe publicly stated that China develops technology through theft, replication, and state subsidies, which is its "success" model. He believes the US is more competitive in the AI field due to its systemic advantages, as individual creativity is restricted by the party-state under the CCP system.

Yu Qiangsheng, an official of the Chinese Ministry of State Security, was recruited by the CIA in Beijing and began providing intelligence.