María Zajárova
María Zajárova is a prominent Russian diplomat who serves as the Director of the Information and Press Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. Known for her outspoken and often confrontational style, she has been a key spokesperson for the Russian government on various international issues. Zajárova frequently addresses global media and represents Russia's stance on foreign policy, often defending the Kremlin's actions and countering criticism from Western nations. In recent news, she described allegations of a Russian attack on the Chernobyl nuclear power plant as a 'provocation' by Ukraine ahead of the Munich Security Conference.
Born on Apr 24, 1975 (50 years old)
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Spain:
María Zajárova stated that the technologies offered by the U.S. to Armenia 'only exist on paper'.
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Spain:
Maria Zajárova, the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, criticized the deployment of foreign troops.
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Peru:
María Zajárova has called Trump's accusations regarding Russia's threat to Greenland 'unacceptable'.
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Peru:
María Zajárova is the spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry who condemned U.S. actions towards Venezuela.
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Paraguay:
María Zajárova is the spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry who condemned U.S. actions regarding Venezuela.
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Guatemala:
María Zajárova is the spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry who condemned the actions of the United States regarding Venezuela.
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Spain:
María Zajárova drew parallels between the Trump administration and Theodore Roosevelt's presidency.
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Panama:
María Zajárova expressed firm support for Venezuelan authorities in defending national sovereignty.
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Spain:
María Zajárova announced that Russia is preparing a package of retaliatory measures against the seizure of Russian assets.
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Spain:
Maria Zajarova, the spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, criticized the EU's actions regarding corruption.
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