Russia, U.S. to Hold Talks on Diplomatic Missions
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"Ukraine is not, absolutely not on the agenda," Bruce said on Tuesday. "These talks are solely focused on our embassy operations, not on normalizing a bilateral relationship overall, which can only h...
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Russia and the United States are set to hold talks in Turkey on Thursday on normalising the work of their diplomatic missions after the war in Ukraine triggered the biggest confrontation between Mosco...
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U.S. and Russian officials met in Istanbul, Turkey, on Thursday to continue negotiations to end the war in Ukraine and improve relations between Russia and the United States.
The United States reiterated its concerns about the Russian Federation’s policy prohibiting the employment of local staff, which is the key impediment to maintaining for stable and sustainable staffing levels at the US Embassy in Moscow,
The U.S. State Department on Tuesday announced that American and Russian delegations will meet for a second time in Istanbul on April 10 to "solely" discuss stabilizing bilateral embassy operations.
The U.S. already imposes heavy sanctions on Russia but still did approximately $3.5 billion in trade last year
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Agence France-Presse on MSNThe United States and Russia will hold talks Thursday in Istanbul on restoring some of their embassy operations that have been drastically scaled back following Moscow's ...The United States and Russia will hold talks Thursday in Istanbul on restoring some of their embassy operations that have been drastically scaled back following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, the US State Department said.
According to the statement of the Russian diplomatic mission in the United States, 'this is what sport should be - beyond borders and politics' WASHINGTON, April 7. /TASS/. Practically the whole ...
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