Former director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) John Brennan – Europa Press/Contact/Adolphe Pierre-Louis
MADRID, 10 Abr. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States during the second term of President Barack Obama between 2013 and 2017, John Brennan, has charged against former President Donald Trump, whom he did not consider qualified to hold the position in his first mandate nor now.
Brennan has detailed that, during a meeting on national security before Trump took office in 2017, the magnate was skeptical about the information available to the CIA and focused on trying to discover where that information came from.
«For me, he was not qualified at that time, and he is not qualified today. We could see in particular that he did not understand the importance of America’s relationships with our foreign allies and partners. “He has little recognition for the transatlantic relationship, for NATO,” he said.
During an interview for the Belgian public broadcaster RTBF, Brennan expressed concern about the fact that Trump does not directly support Ukraine, because if he becomes President again after the November elections he could cut off financial and military aid to Ukraine. kyiv.
“That would give (Russian president) Vladimir Putin a ‘green light’ to try to almost swallow Ukraine (…) And unfortunately, I think it will encourage him to look avidly at the rest of Europe,” concluded Brennan, who has shown himself very critical of Trump since his victory in the 2016 elections.
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