TASS22/04/2026MondeRussia
Russia Says New Venezuela Government Does Not Discriminate Against Moscow
Deputy FM Pankin says Moscow fully recognizes and respects Venezuelan authorities amid US intervention claims
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- Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin stated that Moscow does not face discrimination from Venezuela's new government and fully recognizes and respects the authorities.
- The statement comes amid claims that US military captured President Nicolas Maduro and his wife on January 3, charging them with drug trafficking.
- Delcy Rodriguez, former executive vice president under Maduro, now serves as head of state, with the US claiming it would take over interim administration.
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Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin stated that Moscow does not face discrimination from Venezuela's new government and fully recognizes and respects the authorities. The statement comes amid claims that US military captured President Nicolas Maduro and his wife on January 3, charging them with drug trafficking. Delcy Rodriguez, former executive vice president under Maduro, now serves as head of state, with the US claiming it would take over interim administration.
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