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U.S. urges Moscow to address election, chemical weapons’ and Ukraine issues
The United States government has asked the Kremlin to act on U.S. concerns on election meddling, the Salisbury chemical attack in UK, as well as the military developments in Ukraine and Syria. …read more Source: Baltic News...
#DiplomaticCentennial Osman Koray Ertas: No other country bore burden of Syrian conflict as Turkey
No other country has taken upon itself the burden of the Syrian conflict like Turkey did, Turkish ambassador in Bucharest Osman Koray Ertas said in an interview for AGERPRES, in which the diplomat talks about the development of the events in Syria, the refugee crisis and the financial accord which his country has with the European Union....
U.S. national security aide tells Russia conditions for better ties
The new U.S. national security adviser has told Russia’s U.S. ambassador that Moscow must address U.S. concerns on election meddling, the “reckless” nerve-agent attack in Britain, and the situations in Ukraine and Syria before relations can substantially improve. …read more Source: Macedonian Information...
US outlines RED LINES for better relations with Russia amid high tensions after airstrikes
THE US has outlined its red lines for establishing better relations with Russia, after White House National Security Adviser John Bolton told Russia’s Ambassador on Thursday that Vladimir Putin needed to address the US’s concerns surrounding Ukraine, the Salisbury attack in Britain, and election meddling. …read more Source:...
John Bolton and Russian ambassador meet at White House
The White House on Thursday said national security adviser John Bolton and Russian Ambassador Anatoly Antonov agree that both nations want to have a better relationship, but cautioned that Bolton said such an improvement will only occur if Russia address “concerns” about interference in 2016 election and it’s actions in Ukraine and Syria....
U.S. tells Russia to address election concerns, chemical weapons
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – White House national security adviser John Bolton told Russia’s ambassador on Thursday that better relations between the two countries require addressing U.S. concerns on election meddling, chemical attack in Britain, and the situations in Ukraine and Syria, the White House said. …read more Source:...
Rare glimpse of Assad family ties to Russia in kids’ stay at seaside camp
SEVASTOPOL, Crimea (Reuters) – News that Russia hosted the teenage children of Bashar al-Assad at a lavishly-rebuilt Black Sea summer camp in Crimea last year has given a rare glimpse into the personal lives of the Syrian president’s family and his close relationship to Moscow. …read more Source:...
Ukraine moves to split church from Russia as elections approach
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine’s Orthodox church could become independent of Moscow under the terms of a presidential initiative lawmakers approved on Thursday, a move that President Petro Poroshenko said would make it harder for Russia to meddle in Ukrainian affairs. …read more Source:...
Article about Latvian soldiers training Ukrainian saboteurs is typical Russian fake news – Defense Ministry – The Baltic Times
RIGA – The Defense Ministry calls a recent article on a pro-Russian ”news” site about supposed Latvian soldiers training Ukrai…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
In historic shift, Berlin mulls tougher stance on Moscow
BERLIN – Germany’s Russlandversteher are back. An epithet to some, a badge of honor to others, the term literally translates as “Russia understander,” but connotes something closer to a “Russia sympathizer.” In Germany’s heated political climate, few words are as polarizing. As the West debates how far to go in confronting Russia over...
