Day: December 20, 2021

Five Russians, including & nbsp; including businessman Vladislav Klyushin, who was extradited & nbsp; last week to Switzerland from & nbsp; accusations of & nbsp; participation in the & nbsp; global scheme for & nbsp; insider information trading stolen from & nbsp; networks of American companies, according to the & nbsp; message from the US Department of Justice. The & nbsp; department noted that & nbsp; this illegal activity brought those who & nbsp; it carried out, tens of millions of dollars in profit. Klyushin is charged with conspiracy with & nbsp; to obtain illegal access to & nbsp; computers, and & nbsp; also fraud with & nbsp; securities. Together with & nbsp; him, 35-year-old Ivan Ermakov, 33-year-old Nikolai Rumyantsev, 43-year-old Mikhail Irzak and & nbsp; 42-year-old Igor Sladkov are involved in the case. “ Ermakov, Rumyantsev, Irzak and & nbsp; Sladkov remain at & nbsp; freedom '', & nbsp;

On December 20, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation declared two diplomats working at the & nbsp; Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Russia. & nbsp; As emphasized in the & nbsp; department, Russia took such a step in response to & nbsp; the expulsion of two Russian diplomats from & nbsp; Germany. “ Ambassador von Gayr took this message into account and & nbsp; called this measure unreasonable. He & nbsp; categorically denied the Russian government's accusations that & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; the verdict of the Supreme Regional Court of Berlin was politically influenced & raquo ;, & nbsp; & mdash; reported the German Embassy in & nbsp; Moscow. On December 15, a Berlin court sentenced 56-year-old Russian citizen Vadim Sokolov to & nbsp; life imprisonment in the & nbsp; case of & nbsp; murder of Georgian citizen Zelimkhan Khangoshvili.

WASHINGTON, December 20 & nbsp;/TASS /. Aides to the presidents of Russia and & nbsp; the United States Yuri Ushakov and & nbsp; Jake Sullivan held a telephone conversation on & nbsp; Monday, during which they discussed negotiations on & nbsp; offered by Russia security guarantees. & Nbsp; This was reported by the White House press service. According to & nbsp; her testimony, Sullivan pointed to the & nbsp; willingness of the United States to participate in & nbsp; diplomatic efforts through & nbsp; numerous channels, including bilateral contacts, Council Russia & nbsp; & mdash; NATO and & nbsp; OSCE & raquo ;. “ He & nbsp; (Sullivan & nbsp; & mdash; comment TASS) made it clear that & nbsp; any dialogue should be based on & nbsp; [principles] reciprocity, take into account our concerns about the actions of Russia and & nbsp ; pass in & nbsp; full coordination

As reported in the & nbsp; department, the German ambassador was summoned to the & nbsp; ministry earlier in & nbsp; this day, & nbsp; connection with the & nbsp; deportation from & nbsp; Germany of two diplomats & nbsp; RF. The news is being updated.

On & nbsp; Monday, 20 & nbsp; December, investigators of the State Bureau of Investigation handed Poroshenko documents about & nbsp & quot; rabs & laquo; This case also includes the head of the political council of the OPLZ Viktor Medvedchuk, businessman Serhiy Kuzyara and & nbsp; ex-Minister of Energy Volodymyr Demchishin. Poroshenko is being investigated under & nbsp; articles & nbsp; Criminal Code of Ukraine “ Financing of terrorism '', “ ; Treason '', and & nbsp; also “ Creation of a terrorist organization. '' Last week, Poroshenko left Ukraine when they tried to serve him a summons to the & nbsp; court. European Solidarity reported that & nbsp; Poroshenko “ left for & nbsp; a pre-planned diplomatic tour to & nbsp; Turkey and & nbsp; Poland. '' Soon it became known that & nbsp; Poroshenko arrived in & nbsp; Istanbul, where he met with & nbsp./p>