US brought diplomatic property talks with Russia into stalemate — diplomat
What to know about Diplomatic Conflict
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov stated that Moscow is seeking the return of diplomatic property seized by the United States. Ryabkov claimed that the U.S. has stalled negotiations on this and other issues necessary for the normal operation of diplomatic missions.
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What happened
Moscow will continue to push for the soonest return of Russia’s diplomatic property seized in the US, although Washington has brought the discussion into a stalemate, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told Vedomosti in an interview.
Why it matters
"Americans have brought to a dead end negotiations not only on this subject, but on other related matters as well, which we saw as crucial for resuming normal functioning of diplomatic missions in our countries," the diplomat said.
Common ground
"We will continue to seek a positive solution to this matter," he continued.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov stated that Moscow is seeking the return of diplomatic property seized by the United States. Ryabkov claimed that the U.S. has stalled negotiations on this and other issues necessary for the normal operation of diplomatic missions.
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