Alexander Grushko
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 69 |
| Date of birth | April 25,1955 |
| Zodiac sign | Taurus |
| Born | Moscow |
| Russia | |
| Parents | Viktor Fedorovich Grushko |
| Siblings | Alexey Grushko |
| Awards | Order of Friendship |
| Russian Federation Presidential Certificate of Honour | |
| Order of Honour | |
| Order of Alexander Nevsky | |
| Nationality | Russian |
| Education | Moscow State Institute of International Relations |
| Previous position | Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to NATO (2012–2018) |
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| ID | 930628 |
Alexander Grushko Life story
Alexander Viktorovich Grushko is a Russian diplomat, and is currently Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, since 22 January 2018. Previously, he was the Permanent Representative of Russia to NATO, serving from 2012 to 2018.
Nato gathers to welcome Finland as 31st member
... Russia s Deputy Foreign Minister, Alexander Grushko, has warned that if Finland s new Nato allies deploy forces or resources there, Moscow " will take additional steps to reliably ensure Russia s military security"...
Ukraine tensions: Russia condemns 'destructive' US troops boost in Europe
... Responding to US President Joe Biden s decision to deploy extra troops to Europe this week, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko said it was a " destructive" and an " unjustified" step...
Ukraine: PM warns Putin of tragic miscalculation
... But Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko described the US deployment as a " destructive" step which heightened tension and reduced the scope for a political solution...
Ukraine crisis: Risks remain as Russia and West talk
... World according to KremlinWhen Russia s deputy foreign minister, Alexander Grushko, spoke to journalists after Wednesday s meeting at Nato, he launched into a protracted litany of grievances about the Western alliance s behaviour since the end of the Cold War...
Ukraine tensions: US says Russia faces stark choice
... Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko said Nato could not cherry-pick Moscow s demands...
UK troops will not be deployed to Ukraine to defend against Russia
... Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko said on Saturday that the proposals were an attempt to avoid a possible military conflict...
Open Skies agreement: we are entitled to withdraw from arms control deal
... We reject all attempts to justify a way out of this basic agreement, Russian Deputy foreign Minister Alexander Grushko, the state RIA Novosti news Agency said Russia...
Ukraine: PM warns Putin of tragic miscalculation
Boris Johnson has expressed deep concern about Russia's hostile activity on the Ukrainian border, in a call with Russian President Vladimir Putin .
The PM told Mr Putin any further incursion by troops on The Border would be " a tragic miscalculation" by Russia.
The Kremlin said the two leaders had " a detailed exchange" in which Mr Putin reiterated Nato's " unwillingness" to address Russia's concerns.
Russia fiercely opposes Ukraine joining the US-led Nato military alliance.
Moscow denies planning to invade neighbouring Ukraine, but has deployed an estimated 100,000 troops near Ukraine's borders.
During Wednesday's phone call, Mr Johnson warned against any Russian invasion into Ukraine and emphasised to Mr Putin the need to respect Ukraine's territorial integrity.
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Both leaders agreed " that aggravation was in No One 's interest" a Downing Street spokesperson said.
The pair cited issues such as Climate Change , The Situation in Afghanistan and the Iran nuclear deal where Russia and the UK benefitted from open channels of communication.
They agreed to apply this " spirit of dialogue" to the current situation in Ukraine " in order to find a peaceful resolution".
The current tensions on the Ukrainian border come eight years after Russia annexed Ukraine's southern Crimea peninsula and backed a bloody rebellion in The Eastern Donbas region.
Moscow accuses Nato countries of " pumping" Ukraine with weapons and the US of stoking tensions to contain Russia's development.
Russia's core demand is for The West to guarantee Ukraine will not join Nato, a defensive alliance of 30 countries.
Mr Johnson also stressed during The Phone call Nato's open-door policy, which states Nato membership is open to any European state, and its status as a defensive alliance.
But Mr Putin says Nato is refusing to address Russia's legitimate security concerns about Nato military activity encroaching into Eastern Europe .
Some 2,000 US troops will be sent from Fort Bragg , North Carolina , to Poland and Germany, and a further 1,000 already in Germany will go to Romania.
The US troops being deployed will not fight in Ukraine but will ensure the defence of US allies.
But Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko described the US deployment as a " destructive" step which heightened tension and reduced The Scope for a political solution.
Mr Putin has accused the US of trying to draw his country into A War in Ukraine and using any subsequent confrontation as a pretext to impose more sanctions on Russia.
The UK has also threatened sanctions against Russia in The Face of any invasion. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has said legislation associated with Mr Putin.
On Monday, the UK government announced it was giving Ukraine £88m to promote stable governance and energy independence from Russia.
Mr Johnson, has been accused of using The Situation on the Ukraine border to divert attention from troubles At Home , after weeks of negative headlines about parties in Downing Street and discussions about his Leadership .
Source of news: bbc.com
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