Kremlin welcomes Germany's AfD push for dialogue with Russia
Spokesman says US refusal to grant Russian deputy foreign minister a visa to attend UN General Assembly yet another example of ‘unfriendly actions’
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Spokesman says US refusal to grant Russian deputy foreign minister a visa to attend UN General Assembly yet another example of ‘unfriendly actions’
Open original →MOSCOW, Sept 22 - The Kremlin said on Tuesday it welcomed the fact that Germany's far-right AfD party wants dialogue with Moscow, contrasting that with what it called the confrontational stance of Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Open original →Dmitry Peskov said the US refusal to grant a visa to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov to participate in the UN General Assembly will be discussed during contacts between Moscow and Washington
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