'Affair': Paula Broadwell and David Petraeus, pictured, reportedly had an affair that led to his resignation |
Cali Today News – Tướng David Petraeus, Giám Đốc
cơ quan CIA, đã tuyên bố xin từ nhiệm, vì đã “có xét đoán quá tệ khi va
vào lưới ái tình ngoài hôn thú”
Trong đáp trả vào chiều thứ sáu 9/11, TT Obama có nói: “Tôi tin tưởng
tuyệt đối CIA vẫn tiếp tục hoạt động để thực thi nhiệm vụ quan trọng
của mình, tôi tin tưởng quyền Giám Đốc Michael Morell tiếp tục điều
khiển guồng máy bảo vệ an ninh cho Hoa Kỳ hàng ngày”
Tướng Petraeus đã trở thành Giám Đốc CIA vào tháng 9 năm 2011, thay
thế ông Leon Panetta, sau khi đã là chỉ huy trưởng trên chiến trường
Afghanistan. Ông đã bị chỉ trích nặng nề trong vụ Đại Sứ Mỹ Chris
Stevens và 3 nhà ngoại giao bị giết chết ở Benghazi của Libya.
Ông sắp ra điều trần trước Ủy Ban Tình Báo Lưỡng Viện trong tuần tới
về vụ này thì đột nhiên xin từ nhiệm về vấn đề ngoại tình và ông Morell
được biết sẽ thay thế vai trò của ông báo cáo trước Quốc Hội.
Vợ ông Petraeus, bà Holly, là nhân viên của chính phủ Obama tại cơ
quan Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. TNS John McCain, một người
rất khâm phục ông petraues, cho hay: “Ông ấy vẫn là một tướng quân vĩ
đại, cầu xin ông và gia đình được bình tâm”
Năm nay 60 tuổi, tướng Petraeus đã lập gia đình được 37 năm. Ông từng
được xem là cha đẻ của học thuyết về quân sự tình báo của Hoa Kỳ. Tổng
thống Obama đã chấp thuận lá thư xin từ nhiệm của ông.
Đào Nguyên source CNN và MSNBC
CIA boss David Petraeus forced to quit after FBI investigation
found he was cheating on his loyal wife 'with married biographer'
- Former general quits after 14 months as director of the CIA
- Confessed to 'extremely poor judgement' in cheating on wife of 37 years
- Affair 'was uncovered by FBI investigation on biographer, Paula Broadwell'
- Broadwell is a married mother of two working on military PhD
- First met Petraeus as he visited at Harvard, where she is a researcher
- Obama pays tribute to Petraeus saying he made U.S. 'safer and stronger'a
- Deputy director Mike Morell takes over on temporary basis
CIA Director David Petraeus
dramatically resigned today after allegedly having an affair with his
biographer, it has been claimed.
The
alleged affair was uncovered after the FBI launched an investigation
into the biographer, Paula Broadwell, for allegedly hacking into the
former general's email, NBC News and Slate reported.
Broadwell,
who researched the book 'All In' for three years, had extensive access
to Petraeus in Afghanistan. Yet sources told NBC it is unlikely she will
face criminal charges after the alleged hacking, stressing that
Petraeus himself is under no investigation.
Petraeus
stepped down today after confessing to cheating on his wife of 37
years, Holly - behaviour he explained was 'unacceptable' for a senior
administration official.
He first met Broadwell six
years ago when he addressed students at Harvard University, where she is
a researcher, and they eventually got to know each other better during
mile-long runs.
Broadwell,
who served in the military for more than a decade, lives in Charlotte,
North Carolina with her radiologist husband, Dr. Scott Broadwell, and
their two young sons, Lucien and Landon.
In the biography, Broadwell revealed she first met him during his visit to Harvard in spring 2006 when he was a Commander at Fort Leavenworth.
'I was among the students
invited by the school to meet with the general at a dinner afterward,
because of my military background,' she explained.
'I
introduced myself to then–Lieutenant General Petraeus and told him
about my research interests; he gave me his card and offered to put me
in touch with other researchers and service members working on the same
issues.'
Broadwell added that this was not a one-off as he often 'does a lot of mentoring'.
'Other woman': Paula Broadwell, left, is married
and has two children. Petraeus has been married to his wife Holly,
pictured right, for 37 years, and they also have two children
Husband and wife: Paula Broadwell pictured with her husband and father of her children, Scott, a radiologist
As she pursued her PhD in public
policy in 2008, she contacted him to ask if she could interview him and
they kept in touch via email.
'A few months into my research, General
Petraeus, who was then leading Central Command, invited me to go for a
run with him and his team along the Potomac River during one of his
visits to Washington,' she wrote. 'I figured I could interview him while we ran.'
She explained that, after earning varsity letters
in cross-country and indoor and outdoor track, she wanted to test him
to see if he could keep up with her as she interviewed him.
'Instead
it became a test for me,' she said. 'As we talked during the run from
the Pentagon to the Washington Monument and back, Petraeus progressively
increased the pace until the talk turned to heavy breathing and we
reached a six-minute-per-mile pace. It was a signature Petraeus move.'
Promoting the book on The Daily Show
with John Stewart in January, she insisted that these mile-long runs together were nothing out of the ordinary.
'This is a typical mechanism for him
to get to know young people,' she said. 'He's done it throughout his
life. That was the foundation of our relationship.'
Embedded: Broadwell, pictured in Afghanistan, has more than a decade of U.S. military service
Devoted: Broadwell, pictured with Lt Col. Steve Grenier in Gizab, also writes opinion pieces on leadership
In another often awkward radio interview in
January, host Don Imus said that the pair must have 'obviously' liked each other.
She responded: 'You know, as I said
earlier, he has a number of mentees and that's one thing that's
different when you compare him to other Senior Commanders.
'But, yeah, we had a lot of rapport. I
think some of that comes from a common ground of having gone to West
Point [to the U.S. Military Academy].'
Of her reported rival, she added: 'He
is married to Holly Petraeus, who is a wonderful Military spouse and
done so much for their children and for children of fallen soldiers, I
respect her immensely.'
The
book's description explains Broadwell conducted research for three
years and was 'afforded extensive access by General Petraeus, his
mentors, his subordinates and his longtime friends'. Its website adds
Broadwell was embedded in Afghanistan with Petraeus for a year between July 2010 and 2011.
Broadwell
graduated with honors from the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, and
came top of her class in physical fitness. Petraeus also attended the
academy and married his wife Holly there.
She has more than a decade of military service and nearly two decades of work in counterterrorism and counterinsurgency.
She
is studying for her PhD at Kings College in London, and is also a
research associate at Harvard University's Center for Public Leadership.
For her studies and the biography, she spent most of 2011 in
Afghanistan as an embedded author.
As
well as contributing to book chapters, appearing on television
interviews and writing opinion pieces for The New York Times and the
Boston Globe about leadership and women in defense, she has also worked
as a model and demonstrator for KRISS, a .45 caliber machine gun
manufacturer.
Last week, Broadwell wrote an article entitled 'David Petraeus's Rules for Living' in Newsweek.
One read: 'We all will make
mistakes. The key is to recognize them and admit them, to learn from
them, and to take off the rear view mirrors - drive on and avoid making
them again.'
Petraeus had been sworn in as head of the CIA in September 2011 after serving as
head of the coalition forces first in Iraq and then in Afghanistan.
President Obama accepted Petraeus' resignation but described him as 'one of the outstanding General officers of his generation' as he added: 'By any measure, through his lifetime of service David Petraeus has made our country safer and stronger.'
Deputy director Michael Morell will serve as acting head of the agency until a permanent replacement for Petraeus is appointed.
In
his resignation letter addressed to CIA agents, Petraeus wrote that
'such behaviour is unacceptable' for a senior administration official.
The fact of an affair would not in
itself normally merit a resignation, unless the affair created a
security risk, for instance if it was with a foreigner or a journalist.
Blackmail would also be an issue, though publicly admitting the affair
would prevent that.
Sweethearts: Petraeus on the day he graduated
from the U.S. Military Academy in 1974, pictured with his fiancée Holly
Knowlton, whose father was the superintendent of West Point
Wife: Holly Petraeus heads the Office of Servicemember Affairs in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
An affair with a subordinate
CIA employee might make a resignation almost inevitable - or it is
possible that Petraeus stepped down because he felt his leadership and
integrity had been compromised.
One of the most puzzling aspects of
the resignation is its proximity to next week’s congressional hearings
on Benghazi, which Petraeus has said he will not now attend, even though
being out of office would not preclude his doing so.
LIFE IMITATES ART: HOW CIA AFFAIR SCANDAL IS ECHOED IN HOMELAND
David Petraeus' confession that he has had an affair mirrors the plot of Showtime's Emmy-winning drama Homeland.
David Estes (above, played by David Harewood), CIA director of counter-terrorism in the show, has an extra-marital affair with lead character Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes).
Although the fling leads to the break-up of his marriage, there is no suggestion that either he or Carrie should their job over it.
David Estes (above, played by David Harewood), CIA director of counter-terrorism in the show, has an extra-marital affair with lead character Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes).
Although the fling leads to the break-up of his marriage, there is no suggestion that either he or Carrie should their job over it.
Petraeus
admitted he had shown 'extremely poor judgement' in the letter he sent
to his CIA colleagues confirming that he was stepping down.
He added that it had been 'the greatest of
privileges' to work at the agency, saying: 'Teddy
Roosevelt once observed that life's greatest gift is the opportunity to
work hard at work worth doing.'
Petraeus,
60, has been married to Holly, née Knowlton, since 1975, after they
meet when he was a military cadet at West Point and she was the daughter
of the academy's superintendent.
When
he was sworn in as director of the CIA by Vice President Joe Biden,
Holly held the Bible on which he swore his oath of office.
Mrs
Petraeus is head of the Office of Servicemember Affairs, a department
of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau which is responsible for
ensuring members of the military are not taken advantage of by banks and
other financial businesses.
The official offered his resignation to Obama on Thursday, and the President accepted the offer on Friday.
Obama
issued a statement thanking Petraeus for his 'extraordinary service',
saying he had 'served with characteristic intellectual rigor,
dedication, and patriotism'.
The President added: 'Going forward, my thoughts and prayers are with Dave and Holly
Petraeus, who has done so much to help military families through her
own work. I wish them the very best at this difficult time.'
Confident: Paula Broadwell appeared on The Daily Show with John Stewart in January to promote the book
Comfortable: She lives with her husband and their two young sons in Charlotte, North Carolina, pictured
Director
of National Intelligence James Clapper had even stronger praise for
Petraeus, describing him as 'one of our nation's great patriots' as he
added, 'Dave has redefined what it means to serve and sacrifice for
one's country.'
Clapper continued: 'Whether he was in uniform leading our nation's troops in Iraq and
Afghanistan, or at CIA headquarters leading the effort to generate
intelligence used to keep our nation safe, Dave inspired people who had
the privilege of working with him.'
Dianne Feinstein, a Democratic senator from California who is chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said: 'I wish President Obama had not accepted this resignation, but I understand and respect the decision.'
She added: 'I wanted him to continue. He was good, he loved the work and he had a command of intelligence issues second to none.'
Peter King, the Republican who chairs the House Committee on Homeland Security, said: 'General Petraeus is one of America’s most outstanding and distinguished military leaders and a true American patriot.'
'I SHOWED EXTREMELY POOR JUDGEMENT': RESIGNATION LETTER
Yesterday
afternoon, I went to the White House and asked the President to be
allowed, for personal reasons, to resign from my position as D/CIA.
After being married for over 37 years, I showed extremely poor judgment
by engaging in an extramarital affair. Such behavior is unacceptable,
both as a husband and as the leader of an organization such as ours.
This afternoon, the President graciously accepted my resignation.
As I depart Langley, I want you to know that it has been the greatest of privileges to have served with you, the officers of our Nation's Silent Service, a work force that is truly exceptional in every regard. Indeed, you did extraordinary work on a host of critical missions during my time as director, and I am deeply grateful to you for that.
Teddy Roosevelt once observed that life's greatest gift is the opportunity to work hard at work worth doing. I will always treasure my opportunity to have done that with you and I will always regret the circumstances that brought that work with you to an end.
Thank you for your extraordinary service to our country, and best wishes for continued success in the important endeavors that lie ahead for our country and our Agency.
With admiration and appreciation,
David H. Petraeus
As I depart Langley, I want you to know that it has been the greatest of privileges to have served with you, the officers of our Nation's Silent Service, a work force that is truly exceptional in every regard. Indeed, you did extraordinary work on a host of critical missions during my time as director, and I am deeply grateful to you for that.
Teddy Roosevelt once observed that life's greatest gift is the opportunity to work hard at work worth doing. I will always treasure my opportunity to have done that with you and I will always regret the circumstances that brought that work with you to an end.
Thank you for your extraordinary service to our country, and best wishes for continued success in the important endeavors that lie ahead for our country and our Agency.
With admiration and appreciation,
David H. Petraeus
'EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE': OBAMA PAYS TRIBUTE TO GENERAL TURNED SPY CHIEF
David Petraeus has provided
extraordinary service to the United States for decades.
By any measure, he was one of the outstanding General officers of his generation, helping our military adapt to new challenges, and leading our men and women in uniform through a remarkable period of service in Iraq and Afghanistan, where he helped our nation put those wars on a path to a responsible end.
As Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, he has continued to serve with characteristic intellectual rigor, dedication, and patriotism.
By any measure, through his lifetime of service David Petraeus has made our country safer and stronger.
Today, I accepted his resignation as Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
I am completely confident that the CIA will continue to thrive and carry out its essential mission, and I have the utmost confidence in Acting Director Michael Morell and the men and women of the CIA who work every day to keep our nation safe.
Going forward, my thoughts and prayers are with Dave and Holly Petraeus, who has done so much to help military families through her own work. I wish them the very best at this difficult time.
By any measure, he was one of the outstanding General officers of his generation, helping our military adapt to new challenges, and leading our men and women in uniform through a remarkable period of service in Iraq and Afghanistan, where he helped our nation put those wars on a path to a responsible end.
As Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, he has continued to serve with characteristic intellectual rigor, dedication, and patriotism.
By any measure, through his lifetime of service David Petraeus has made our country safer and stronger.
Today, I accepted his resignation as Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
I am completely confident that the CIA will continue to thrive and carry out its essential mission, and I have the utmost confidence in Acting Director Michael Morell and the men and women of the CIA who work every day to keep our nation safe.
Going forward, my thoughts and prayers are with Dave and Holly Petraeus, who has done so much to help military families through her own work. I wish them the very best at this difficult time.
Appointment: The general served under George W. Bush as commander of U.S. forces in Iraq
The resignation comes at an awkward
time for the President, who is beginning to put together his team for
his second term in the wake of his re-election on Tuesday.Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has already declared her plans to step down in January, while Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta is expected to follow some time in 2013.
Petraeus' departure leaves another vacancy for a key position in the national security establishment.
Morell,
who has served as the agency's deputy director for two and a half
years, will be one of the frontrunners to take over on a permanent basis
- former CIA director George Tenet was promoted from deputy in the same
way after the resignation of John Deutch in 1996.
He
is a long-serving analyst who has twice been a witness to history,
travelling with George W. Bush on the day of the September 11 attacks
and sitting in the White House situation room with Barack Obama during
the mission to kill Osama Bin Laden in May last year.
Petraeus
was in charge of the CIA at the time of the terror attack on the U.S.
consulate in Benghazi on September 11 of this year, a raid in which
ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans were killed and which
has become a political disaster for the Obama administration.
The
former CIA director was due to address a congressional hearing on the
attack next week, which could raise suspicions that the timing of his
resignation was politically motivated.
He
will no longer be present at the hearing, which will instead grill
Morell on the agency's failings in allowing four Americans to die during
the assault on the consulate and a CIA compound.
Despite
his close working relationship with Obama and other Democratic
officials, Petraeus was spoken of as a possible running mate for
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney this year.
THE TOP SOLDIER OF HIS GENERATION: PETRAEUS' STARRY CAREER
Hero: David Petraeus has an unparalleled reputation among soldiers of his generation
Known as a scholar and a warrior, the West Point graduate is admired as much for his intellect as his tactical ability and charisma on the battlefield.
He oversaw the crafting of the successful 2006 U.S. counterinsurgency measures in Iraq and accepted without hesitation Obama's request to leave Central Command in 2010 and lend his expertise to the failing international effort in Afghanistan.
Spending 37 years in the military, Petraeus retired from service and took up his post as director of the CIA on September 6, 2011.
Born in Cornwall-on-Hudson in New York in 1952, Petraeus is the son of small town librarian Miriam and Sixtus, a sea captain who had emigrated from the Netherlands.
Immediately upon his graduation from high school in 1970 he enrolled as a cadet at West Point Military Academy where he served with distinction - graduating in the top five of his class in 1974.
Just after his graduation he married Holly Knowlton, daughter of West Point superintendent General William A. Knowlton.
Leaving West Point, Petraeus embarked on his military career and was commissioned as a second lieutenant with the Army Rangers.
Command: Petraeus took over as head of coalition troops in Afghanistan in 2010
His rise though the ranks was rapid. By 2000 he was a brigadier general, and in January 2007 he became a four-star general.
Continuing his education at the same time as his active service, Petraeus was recognised for his intellect and won the General George C. Marshall Award as the top graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College in 1983.
This allowed him to study at the university of his choice and he enrolled at the School of International Affairs at Princeton University - earning a Master's degree in 1985 and a PhD in 1987.
Beginning his command career in Haiti in 1995 as NATO's chief operations officer, Petraeus served in Kuwait and Bosnia.
Spouses: David and Holly Petraeus have been married for over 37 years
In 2007 he commanded the Bush administration's successful deployment to Iraq of 20,000 new troops to combat rising insurgents.
His counterinsurgency strategy has become known as the 'Petraeus Doctrine'.
By 2008, Petraeus was the United States' top soldier and took the reins of the U.S. based Central Command, as USCENTCOM, in October of that year.
However, following Afghanistan commander Stanley McChrystal's negative comments regarding the Obama administration in 2010, Petraeus was asked to take control of the international force there.
He continued to serve in this capacity until he left the military on August 31, 2011 - where at his retirement, Admiral Michael Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff compared him to legendary Civil War general and U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant.
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Email ‘đáng nghi ngờ’ làm lộ vụ ngoại tình của Tướng Petraeus
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Chính
những email “đáng nghi ngờ,” dù không có liên quan gì đến Giám Ðốc CIA
David Petraeus, bị FBI điều tra, mới làm lộ quan hệ ngoài hôn nhân của
cựu tướng bốn sao với nữ tác giả Paula Broadwell, giới chức an ninh và
luật pháp nói với hãng thông tấn Reuters hôm Thứ Bảy.
Trong suốt cuộc điều tra của FBI, tự nhiên tên của ông Petraeus xuất
hiện, hai giới chức thuộc hai nguồn tin liên quan đến sự việc nói.
Ðây là “một vấn đề giữa hai phụ nữ, và họ vấp phải nhiều sai lầm trong quan hệ với vị giám đốc CIA,” một nguồn tin an ninh của chính phủ Mỹ cho biết. Hôm Thứ Bảy, nhật báo The Washington Post cho biết rằng FBI bắt đầu điều tra khi bà Broadwell viết email đe dọa một phụ nữ không rõ danh tánh, nhưng có quan hệ rất thân cận với ông Petraeus. Sau đó, phụ nữ này đến FBI báo cáo. Trong lúc điều tra nguồn gốc email của bà Paula Broadwell, FBI phát hiện những email khác được trao đổi giữa nữ tác giả và nhà lãnh đạo cơ quan tình báo trung ương liên bang, theo nhật báo The Washington Post. Hãng thông tấn Reuters và nhiều cơ quan truyền thông tìm cách phỏng vấn bà Broadwell, một sĩ quan Lục Quân dự bị và là tác giả chuyên viết tiểu sử người khác, nhưng đều không được. FBI và CIA hôm Thứ Bảy cũng không đưa ra lời giải thích. Nhiều câu hỏi được đặt ra công khai, liên quan đến danh tánh của người phụ nữ “không rõ danh tánh” cũng như nguyên do của những email gởi qua lại làm cho FBI nhảy vào điều tra. Vấn đề an ninh của Hoa Kỳ cũng được đặt nghi vấn. Dư luận cũng thắc mắc tại sao FBI đợi đến ngày bầu cử tổng thống mới báo cáo sự việc có liên quan đến ông Petraeus cho giám đốc tình báo quốc gia, ông James Clapper, người chịu trách nhiệm trông coi CIA và các cơ quan tình báo khác. Tướng Petraeus hôm Thứ Sáu bất ngờ xin từ chức giám đốc CIA, thừa nhận có quan hệ ngoại tình và nói ông đã “phán đoán hết sức sai lầm”. Sự việc này chắc chắn sẽ chấm dứt sự nghiệp của một trong những vị tướng được nể trọng nhất tại Mỹ, người từng được khen ngợi có công điều hành hai cuộc chiến tại Iraq và Afghanistan. Trong khi đó, nhiều chi tiết xuất hiện hôm Thứ Bảy, liên quan đến thời điểm ông quyết định từ chức. Ông Clapper được FBI báo cho biết sự việc vào khoảng 5 giờ chiều Thứ Ba, ngay vào lúc cuộc bầu cử tổng thống sắp chấm dứt, một giới chức tình báo cao cấp cho biết. Sáng hôm sau, ông Clapper nói chuyện với ông Petraeus. “Giám Ðốc Clapper, với tư cách một người bạn và một cựu tướng lãnh, khuyên ông Petraeus nên hành động đúng và nên từ chức,” giới chức an ninh cho biết. Ông Clapper là trung tướng không quân hồi hưu. Ông Petraeus phục vụ trong quân đội gần 40 năm. Sáng Thứ Tư, ông Clapper báo cho Hội Ðồng An Ninh Quốc Gia và Tòa Bạch Ốc biết là ông Petraeus có ý định từ chức. Trở lại cuộc điều tra của FBI.
Khi tên của ông Petraeus xuất hiện, FBI liền tiến hành điều tra gấp
rút, vì sợ rằng vị giám đốc CIA có thể bị hăm dọa, giới chức an ninh
nói.
Tuy nhiên, theo các giới chức an ninh, không có bằng chứng nào cho thấy Giám Ðốc Petraeus bị hăm dọa, hoặc bị lộ tin tức tình báo. Vào thời điểm này, có vẻ như không có ai sẽ bị bắt vì có liên quan đến cuộc điều tra, giới chức cho biết. Cuộc điều tra của FBI chỉ bắt đầu chỉ vài tháng, trong lúc ông Petraeus vẫn còn trong quân đội, giới chức an ninh cho biết. Dân Biểu Peter King (Cộng Hòa-New York), chủ tịch Ủy Ban Nội An Hạ Viện, nói trong một cuộc phỏng vấn với MSNBC là FBI “điều tra và theo dõi vị giám đốc CIA trong bốn hoặc năm tháng”. Giới chức an ninh cũng cho biết là Ngũ Giác Ðài, CIA và Quốc Hội chẳng biết một tí gì về cuộc điều tra của FBI đối với ông Petraeus cho tới sớm nhất là ngày Thứ Năm, và một số chi tiết chỉ được đưa ra cho tới Thứ Sáu. Cũng không có bằng chứng nào cho thấy bất cứ ai trong Tòa Bạch Ốc biết chuyện này trước ngày bầu cử, ngày mà Tổng Thống Barack Obama tái đắc cử thêm một nhiệm kỳ. Một nguồn tin khác của chính phủ cho biết, ngay cả một số thành viên của hai ủy ban tình báo tại Thượng Viện và Hạ Viện không biết sự việc liên quan đến sự từ chức của ông Petraeus cho tới ngày Thứ Sáu. Hai ủy ban này chỉ được báo cho biết rằng đây là một vấn đề riêng tư của ông Petraeus và vợ ông. Khi được hỏi tới, một đại diện của Văn Phòng Giám Ðốc Tình Báo Quốc Gia mới chịu nói “nó liên quan đến một phụ nữ khác”. Tình nhân chiếu tướng : Trùm CIA lộ tẩy
Về thời sự Hoa Kỳ, ba tờ báo lớn của Pháp là Le Monde,
Libération và Le Figaro đều có bài nói về sự nghiệp vừa đổ vỡ của ông
trùm cơ quan tình báo CIA, tướng David Petraeus. Libération dùng ngôn
ngữ của những tay chơi cờ vua để nói về hoàn cảnh của lãnh đạo tình báo
Mỹ : "Tướng Petraeus bị tình nhân chiếu tướng".
Trên trang nhất Le Figaro đưa hàng tựa khá hấp dẫn « Tiết lộ về
người tình của trùm CIA ». Ở trang trong tờ báo gọi đây là một « mối
quan hệ nguy hiểm » : ghen tuông, tham vọng hay quyền lực đã làm sụp đổ
sự nghiệp của đại tướng Petraeus ? |
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