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Kremlin says US-Russia ties cannot get any worse

Updated on: 15 March,2018 11:14 AM IST  |  Moscow
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President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov responds to question about the high-level staff changes in the US administration announced on Tuesday

Kremlin says US-Russia ties cannot get any worse

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Dmitry Peskov. File pic
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The Kremlin on Wednesday said ties with the US could not get any worse under next Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, after the sacking of Rex Tillerson. "It's hardly possible to fall below the floor, so it is unlikely things will get any worse in this regard," President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in a response to a question about the high-level staff changes in the US administration announced on Tuesday.


Rex Tillerson
Rex Tillerson



Tillerson in his farewell remarks this week warned Washington must do more to respond to Russia's "troubling behaviour and actions."

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