Alexander Grushko
Alexander Grushko is a prominent Russian diplomat and politician, currently serving as the Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia. He is known for his expertise in international relations and has played a significant role in shaping Russia's foreign policy, particularly regarding NATO and European security issues. Grushko has been a vocal critic of Western policies towards Russia and has often emphasized the need for dialogue and cooperation, despite ongoing tensions. Recently, he was in the news for his statements regarding the European Union's role in the negotiations aimed at resolving the conflict in Ukraine, asserting that EU countries should cease military support to Ukraine to participate in peace talks.
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Russia:
Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia Alexander Grushko stated that NATO's Baltops 2025 naval maneuvers in the Baltic Sea are part of the alliance's preparation for a potential military conflict.
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Ukraine:
Alexander Grushko, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia, claimed that Ukraine allegedly must destroy all weapons provided by Western allies.
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Switzerland:
Alexander Grushko is the deputy foreign minister of the Kremlin who met with Swiss ambassador Krystyna Marty.
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Ukraine:
Alexander Grushko met Vučić at the airport.
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Russia:
Alexander Grushko stated that NATO conducts a hostile policy based on aggressive military planning.
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Russia:
Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Ministry Alexander Grushko stated that NATO conducts a hostile policy.
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Russia:
Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Ministry Alexander Grushko stated that NATO conducts a hostile policy.
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Vietnam:
Alexander Grushko stated that the proposal for European forces in Ukraine is completely inappropriate.
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Sweden:
Grushko made it clear that Russia will not agree to any such forces from the EU, NATO, or individual Western countries.
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Greece:
Alexander Grushko stated that Russia would demand unshakeable guarantees regarding Ukraine's neutrality.
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