Russia’s ambassador to Washington thanked US citizens for sending numerous letters to the embassy apologizing for the president’s recent insulting remarks against his Russian counterpart.
Russia’s ambassador to Washington, Anatoly Antonov, said the Moscow embassy had received numerous letters from US citizens apologizing for the president’s recent insulting remarks.
According to Sputnik, Antonov said in a statement posted on the embassy’s Facebook page: I would like to express my deepest appreciation to the American citizens who have sent letters to the Embassy in support of the expansion of friendly relations between Russia and the United States.
He added: Many people have expressed their apologized for the ill-advised remarks made recently by Washington about the Russian Federation.
The Russian diplomat continued: I was deeply moved by the compassionate and active stance of ordinary people in the United States, who realize that dialogue between our countries must be based on mutual respect and equality. This approach by American citizens shows that there is still potential for normalization of relations between the Russian and American peoples.
In the end, he expressed hope that the US government would pay attention to the voice of the voters and not continues on its path with the aim of further destroying the relations between the two countries, which are in a state of intense confrontation.
After US President Joe Biden described Russian President Vladimir Putin as a “killer” in an interview with Vladimir Putin, Moscow summoned its ambassador to Washington to “examine future relations with Washington.”
In a detailed interview with IBS News on Tuesday, the US president accused Putin of interfering in the US election.
Joe Biden’s claims came after the release of a report by the American intelligence community. The report claims that Russia, through its deputies, has led a successful operation to infiltrate Donald Trump’s inner circle.