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World Apr 16

Russia says UN delaying fact-finding mission visit in Syria

By Sarah el Deeb and Nataliya Vasileyva, Associated Press

Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov speaks during a news briefing in the main building of Foreign Ministry in Moscow

U.S., Russia diplomats look to calm tensions in talks

U.S. and Russian envoys are to meet in Finland this coming week in a bid to calm diplomatic tensions that have risen to levels of the Cold War.

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

PSKOV REGION, RUSSIA - MAY 30, 2017: Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov speaks at the 6th Russian-American forum, Fort Ross Dialogue 2017, hosted by Russia for the first time, in the village of Izborsk. Alexander Shcherbak/TASS (Photo by Alexander ShcherbakTASS via Getty Images)

As U.S.-Russia talks resume, Moscow demands return of seized compounds

Undersecretary of State Tom Shannon and Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov were meeting on Monday. U.S. officials downplayed chances for a breakthrough.

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

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