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FBI Director Patel is not in Russia as some media reports have stated

True

Accuracy: True. The best available evidence supports the claim. Reuters reports the FBI said Patel was in Virginia on Oct. 14, and Reuters-based stories add video showing him at an event in Lynchburg. The main report saying he had landed in Russia was later corrected by the same outlet. Separate reporting about a planned future Russia trip is context, not proof he was in Russia when these reports circulated.