Russia’s Ambassador to Washington Anatoly Antonov warned that the U.S. supply of cluster munitions to the Kiev regime is wrecking what is left of U.S.-Russia relations. “As far as Russia-U.S. relations are concerned, they are practically non-existent at this point,” the diplomat told Russia’s Channel One, reported TASS. “Naturally, the transfer of cluster munitions to Ukraine deals a serious blow to those remains, or pieces, of the Russian-U.S. ties. I would like to tell you that we will certainly take this anti-Russian step on the part of [U.S. President Joe Biden’s] administration into account when working with Washington.”
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