Russia Will Not Rush to Appoint New Ambassadors to Britain and France, TASS Cites Kremlin
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Russia will not hurry to appoint ambassadors to Great Britain and France, said Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the President of Russia.
Russia is not in a hurry to appoint new ambassadors in France and Britain because of the de facto lack of bilateral relations with these countries, the spokesman for President Dmitri Peskov of Russia, said. Peskov explained that there was no need for the urgent appointment of diplomats with the de facto freezing of bilateral relations with these States, and he referred to RIA News. "In view of the lack of bilateral relations, there is no room fo…
In the Kremlin, they said that Moscow had "no hurry" to appoint new Russian ambassadors in London and Paris, because there was virtually no bilateral relationship. "You yourself see that, because of the lack of bilateral relations, there is essentially no rush," said Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary, responding on Friday to the question of "Interfax", when he waited for the appointment of new Russian ambassadors to France and th…
Russia does not plan to immediately appoint new ambassadors to Britain and France, following their recall, due to strained relations, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, as reported by TASS.
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