Ankara minced no words, as it took aim at Biden’s decision to recognize the Armenian Genocide on Saturday. The Turkish Foreign Ministry argued that the move would only inflame the simmering tensions in the region. “After more than a hundred years of this past suffering, instead of exerting sincere efforts …
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Maria Zakharova, the ministry’s spokeswoman, told reporters that retaliation against the move was “unavoidable,” and that the American ambassador, John Sullivan, had been summoned for “tough talks.” She said, “I would hardly have said this before, but I can say it now: It’s not going to be a pleasant meeting …
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Journalist Maria Tsvetkova Reuters after she worked on meetings in Moscow, received a summons to the military enlistment office. She spoke about it on his page in Facebook. “Actually, I thought that I was hard to surprise, but then came a summons addressed to Mary V. Tsvetkov. An official, I …
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Vyacheslav Abroskin released a video in which the Deputy Parasyuk broke agenda. The people’s Deputy Vladimir Parasyuk publicly tore up a summons for questioning, which he received yesterday. In turn, the Deputy chief of national police Vyacheslav Abroskin said that against such actions in the region. So he reacted to …
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