Five Eyes And Espionage Struggle Complicate R&AW's US Station Options?

Amdist, diplomatic row and tradecraft complications with Canada where espionage rules were overrun ruthlessly by the Ottawa showing unprofessionalism in tradecraft by leaking R&AW's Canda station Chief Pavan Rai in public. Interestingly, this development is also being closely watched by the Pentagon and the CIA. Top sources say that New Delhi had been calculating options for sending new faces to the US as R&AW station chief, but Washington DC diktats are complicating New Delhi's options, top sources say. The espionage struggles with Canada complemented by Five Eyes in the Soup, US Intelligence Agency CIA must be keeping close attention to the current evolving tradecraft between India, Canada and Five Eyes. The Five Eyes has also started to move after days of silent radio, where the US recently said that intelligence of killing Nijjar was intercepted and shared with Five Eyes, this interesting flip to this covert struggle will up the ante of ongoing espionage faceoff. Top sources in the Intelligence establishment say that since the environment is quite high in dynamics, any movement in sending new faces to US might be further complicated as the US with five eyes appears to be in play in this intel crosshairs between India and Canada. The Five Eye's intelligence mettle is proven as it is the largest intel-gathering group in the world with superior technologies armed with cyber espionage tactics in existence since World War II. Washington DC's soft clogging in not letting New Delhi fill up the vacuum at R&AW's US station is perhaps guided by intelligence calculations to keep their sky clean as sources say that the US Intelligence agency has extensively increased their intel operations in the South Asian region, Bangladesh and Afghanistan are regular on the watch list of CIA. Perhaps, after this episode between India, Canada and Five Eyes, things will become more complicated and trickier for R&AW, and the agency have to wait longer.