Day: July 31, 2017

Theodore Melescanu The Minister of foreign Affairs of Romania Teodor Melescanu believes that the incident with the attempt of the Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin to fly by plane via the air border of the Republic was a planned provocation. He declared it in interview to television channel Antena 3, the quotes Associated Press. The Minister stressed that policies deliberately created a situation that aggravates relations between the two countries. “A few days before to go to Transnistria, Rogozin published on Twitter, the information that cross the air border of Romania, and placed the appropriate card to see where it enters and where it leaves,” said Melescanu. At the time of publication of news such posts in the microblog the Deputy head of the Russian government was not. The Minister said that the Deputy Prime Minister “wanted to demonstrate that the sanctions applied by the EU against some officials

Anthony’s Scaramucci Anthony’s Scaramucci leaves the position of Director of White house communications just 10 days after his appointment. This was reported on the website of the American administration. “Sir Scaramucci found that it is best to let the chief of staff to John Kelly to start with a clean slate and form my own team. We wish him the best,” — noted in a press release. As reported by the newspaper The New York Times, three sources, the decision to dismiss Scaramucci was made President of the United States Donald trump at the suggestion of Kelly, and at the meeting in the morning of Monday, July 31, he made clear to his colleagues. White house spokesman Sarah Sanders said at a briefing that Scaramucci left the US administration and has in her other posts. “He has no role at this point in the administration of the tramp” — leads

Nicolas Maduro The U.S. Treasury announced sanctions against the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. This is stated in the message on the Agency’s website. According to the decision, all assets Maduro to U.S. jurisdiction are frozen, and U.S. citizens are prohibited from doing business with him. Maduro was included in the sanctions list on the basis of Executive decree providing for the imposition of restrictive measures against the Venezuelan officials responsible, according to Washington, for “undermining democracy.” As noted, sanctions were imposed on the day following the elections to the National constitutional Assembly (NCA), which aims “to illegally usurp the constitutional role of democratically elected national Assembly to rewrite the Constitution and install an authoritarian regime.” The Department called Maduro a “dictator ignoring the will of the Venezuelan people”. “Punishing Maduro, the United States clearly declare our opposition to the policy of his regime and our support for the people of