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The article was published on social network X by the head of the RDIF, Kirill Dmitriev, who accuses the Financial Times of deliberately publishing fake news to disrupt negotiations between Russia and the United States.
The Financial Times publishes fake news to derail negotiations between Russia and the United States and undermine the positions of Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. This statement was made by the head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), the special representative of the Russian President for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries, Kirill Dmitriev, on the social network X.
In his opinion, this is being done because warmongers in the EU and Great Britain feel panicked by the dialogue between Moscow and Washington.
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