Russia to send new ambassador to Washington
Russia Says US Has Given It Green Light to Appoint a New Ambassador to Washington
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Friday that the United States had given Moscow its official blessing to appoint Alexander Darchiyev as its new ambassador to Washington. The American side had handed over an official note green-lighting Darchiyev's appointment during talks with Russia in Istanbul on Thursday, the ministry said.
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