The White House has tapped Ryan Tully to be the top official on Europe and Russia at the National Security Council, making him the fifth person to occupy that job in the last three and a half years of the Trump administration, sources say
The White House has tapped Ryan Tully to be the top official on Europe and Russia at the National Security Council, making him the fifth person to occupy that job in the last three and a half years of the Trump administration, three sources familiar with the decision told CNN Friday.
Tully currently serves on the NSC as senior adviser for arms control and deputy senior director for the council's directorate on weapons of mass destruction but will move over to his new post next week, the sources said.
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