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US and Russian Spy Chiefs Meet in Ankara

U.S. and Russian spy chiefs meet in Ankara
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On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Manila Chan and Jamarl Thomas discussed several domestic and international topics, including the outcome of the US and Russian spy chiefs meeting in Turkey.
Mindia Gavasheli - Editor-in-Chief of Sputnik
Dr. Karin Kneissl - Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria and Energy Analyst
David Tawil - Co-founder of ProChain Capital
Scott Ritter - Former UN weapons inspector and Weapons of Mass Destruction Whistleblower
In the first hour, the Fault Lines hosts spoke with Mindia Gavasheli about the agenda at the G20 Summit including the remarks by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressing concern over the polarization and politicization of the summit.
In the second hour, the hosts were joined by former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria Dr. Karin Kneissl to discuss the meeting between CIA director William Burns and his Russian counterpart Sergei Naryshkin in Ankara and the UN resolution to allow the seizure of Russian assets for 'reparations' in Ukraine.
In the third hour, Fault Lines talked to David Tawil about the collapsed crypto exchange FTX after filing for bankruptcy.
Later in the final hour, the hosts discussed how the US is approaching the Ukrainian conflict with Russia ahead of winter with former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter.
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