The United States and Russia may start exchanging intelligence in order to defeat the so-called Islamic State, Director of Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) Alexander Bortnikov told journalists.
"Quite possible," Bortnikov said, when asked if the exchange of intelligence between Moscow and Washington in the fight against Daesh is possible.
The Washington, DC Summit on Countering Violent Extremism participants agreed not to politicize cooperation in anti-terrorism field and stay in contact, Bortnikov said.
Bortnikov participation in the summit was disclosed at the last minute when Russia decided to expand the number of its delegates.