Russian Ambassador Kislyak held a farewell reception on the eve of departure from USA
The Russian Embassy in the US hosted a farewell reception before leaving Sergei Kislyak home. The event was organized to “colleagues and friends”, Kislyak said goodbye to the compatriots living in the United States.
The Russian Embassy in the US hosted a farewell reception “for colleagues and friends”, which was conducted by Ambassador Sergey Kislyak before leaving the country. This is stated in the official Twitter of the Russian Embassy in the United States.
On the eve of the return of the Ambassador Sergey I. Kislyak of Russia in the Embassy hosted farewell reception for colleagues and friends pic.twitter.com/7s7OlG1chz
— POS in Russia and USA (@RussiaInUSA) 21 Jul 2017
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Kislyak said goodbye to the compatriots living in the United States, wished them all the best.
At a recent event @KSORSusa Ambassador Sergei Kislyak said goodbye to the compatriots living in the United States, wished them all the best pic.twitter.com/v8C8ImRXZj
— POS in Russia and USA (@RussiaInUSA) 21 Jul 2017
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Volkov noted that prior to forming the list of candidates he has held a number of consultations. Speaking of Dubious, the acting head of Mordovia Republic called him “a true patriot of the Motherland”, which “his whole life was devoted to protecting the interests of the state and people of Russia.” “It has huge diplomatic and life experience, which I am sure will be to the benefit of Mordovia”, — said Volkov.