U.S. Ambassador in Moscow to Depart for Washington for Consultations
The U.S. Ambassador to Moscow, John Sullivan, has announced in an interview with TASS that he will be departing for Washington for consultations. He also mentioned that he plans to return to Moscow in the coming weeks.
"I think it is important for me to talk in Washington with my new colleagues in the Biden administration about the current state of bilateral relations between the U.S. and Russia. I will return to Moscow in the coming weeks, before the meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Joe Biden," the ambassador said.
As we reported earlier, according to circulating information in the media, Ambassador Sullivan had declined to go to Washington.
Նմանատիպ հոդվածներ
Mataghis Hydroelectric Power Station Launched, Says Director of AzEnergy
The hydroelectric power station located in the village of Mataghis (Sugovushan) has been launched. Baba Rzaev, the presi...
The Example of Nagorno-Karabakh Can Be Referenced: Merkel's Remarks During the PACE Session
“When there is no respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, as seen in the case of Nagorno-Karabakh, internatio...
US Ambassador John Sullivan Not Planning to Follow Russian Recommendations and Return to the US
Sources from the US diplomatic circles confirm that US Ambassador to Russia John Sullivan is not planning to return to h...
International Conference Denying Genocide to Be Held in Turkey
An international conference denying the Armenian Genocide will be held in Turkey on April 20, organized under the auspic...
Ավելին Other բաժնից
18:00 News in Brief: Parliamentary Hot Voting, High-Level Meetings with Washington
17:00 News in Brief: Security and Economic Threats, EU's Tough Actions Against Russia
16:00 News in Brief: Final Closure on Corridor Issue, New Nuclear Strategy in the U.S.
