Russian and U.S. intelligence services maintain contact, says Putin’s spy chief

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Last updated December 9, 2025

Vladimir Putin sits at a meeting table alongside Sergey Naryshkin and Mikhail Fradkov during a formal Kremlin discussion.
Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with Sergey Naryshkin and Mikhail Fradkov during a Kremlin discussion on state affairs. (File photo: KremlinRussia/X)

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MOSCOW –– Russian intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin confirmed on Tuesday that Russian and U.S. spy agencies are maintaining contact, Russian news agency Interfax reported, as cited by Reuters.

The remarks highlight ongoing lines of communication between the two nations’ intelligence services amid heightened global tensions.

The announcement comes as international observers closely monitor relations between Moscow and Washington, where cooperation and competition often coexist in the intelligence sphere.

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