J. Ratcliffe arrived in Moscow on Tuesday for scheduled discussions. According to flight tracking data from Flightradar24, a Boeing C-17A Globemaster III transport aircraft, which departed from Riga, landed at Moscow Vnukovo Airport on Tuesday.
The duration of Mr. Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow has not been officially announced. While a Latvian television program reported that the aircraft landed in Riga on Tuesday evening, the details surrounding Mr.
Ratcliffe’s exact mode of transport from Riga remain unclear. It is suggested that Mr. Ratcliffe may have traveled from Riga in a smaller aircraft that arrived in Latvia around the same time as the Boeing C-17.
The visit has been noted by officials; G. Nausėda reportedly was aware of the CIA leader’s trip to Moscow and commented on potential positive outcomes. When questioned regarding meetings with Latvian officials in Riga, E.
Rinkevičius provided a statement concerning those interactions. The primary confirmed event is the arrival of the associated transport aircraft in Moscow on Tuesday, marking the commencement of Mr. Ratcliffe’s discussions in the city.
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