According to the Tass News Agency reported on November 23, the Russian Embassy in the United States sent a message on the "Telegraph" social platform on November 23, saying that the comments of CIA leaders on seeking opportunities to recruit Russians confirmed that Washington was hostile to Moscow. According to the report, the Wall Street Journal of the United States quoted David Marlow, the deputy director of the CIA in charge of operations, as saying in a speech at George Mason University that Marlow admitted that the CIA was looking "all over the world" for Russians dissatisfied with Russia's special military operations in Ukraine in order to "discuss cooperation". According to the report, the Russian Embassy stressed: "This official publicly admitted that the US intelligence agencies are searching for potential agents among Russians around the world. Not only that, he also called on our citizens to conduct mutually beneficial cooperation. We have no illusions about the anti Russian actions of the CIA. It is a well-known fact that the US intelligence agencies are trying to disrupt the situation in Russia and interfere in Russia's internal affairs." The report also said that the Russian side stressed that Marlo's remarks "only confirmed Washington's hostile policy and aimed to weaken Russia from within through complex means of sabotage. All this makes people believe that the local ruling group was the initiator of the Ukrainian crisis, with the aim of causing China to suffer strategic failure". Reported that the Russian Embassy pointed out that Malo's remarks "seem to imply the intention of the Congress to increase the budget of the intelligence agencies". The Russian Embassy said in a statement: "It is difficult to disagree with some experts, who interpret the CIA's anti Russian zeal as an effort to restore the bad reputation after the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan." (Liu Xinshe)