Russia’s ‘strategic failure’ in Ukraine is likely to affect China’s decision on ‘how and when’ to invade Taiwan, says CIA chief

News Snapshot:

- CIA chief Bill Burns said China may be picking up lessons from Russia's failures in Ukraine. - He said the war likely won't shake China's resolve to invade Taiwan but affects the "how and when." - Burns said China probably now knows that "overwhelming force" is needed for a "decisive" victory. Central Intelligence Agency director William Burns said on Wednesday that Russia's struggles in Ukraine would likely affect "how and when" China decides to invade Taiwan. Speaking to NBC at the Aspen Security Forum, Burns said the Chinese may have learned vital lessons from the war. He speculated that...