IN BRIEF: Kremlin Statements on European Russophobic Stance, Possible Putin-Trump Meet
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The Kremlin said today that British Prime Minister Andy Burnham made an unwise decision to incite anti-Russian sentiment in his speech to the United Nations General Assembly, which does not contribute to easing tensions in Europe, Reuters reported, BTA reported. Burnham told the United Nations yesterday that London would create a new National Information Protection Center and criticized Russia for spreading lies and disinformation. "The British …
Dmitry Peskov provided details.
(Istanbul=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Dong-ho = Russian Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov [mentioned] Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump's ...
The possibility of a meeting between the presidents of Russia and the US, Vladimir Putin, and Donald Trump, and the "Russophobic policy of European countries and the resolution of the Ukrainian issue" were the main topics of the briefing by the spokesman of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov, on Wednesday, TASS reported.
IN BRIEF: Kremlin statements on European Russophobic stance, possible Putin-Trump meet
Dmitry Peskov emphasized that high-level negotiations on the Ukrainian settlement, including those between Russia and the US, would be meaningless without prior preparation at the expert levelRussian Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov©...
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snn.irA Kremlin spokesman said the Russian president is ready to meet again with his American counterpart, but there are no details yet on the time or location of the meeting.
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