Russia: US Refused to Grant Visa to Deputy Foreign Minister Ahead of UN General Assem
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EADaily, 22 September 2026: The American administration violates its duties as the host country of the United Nations headquarters by denying the Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Alexander Alimov, a visa to participate in the Genassamble of an international organization, as pointed out by Russian President Dmitri Peskov's press secretary.
Russia considers the visa refusal an unfriendly act.
MOSCOW (ANP/RTR) - Russia says the United States refused to grant a visa to Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov. He had wanted to attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York but was denied permission. The Kremlin speaks...
Russia plans to discuss with the United States the situation regarding the denial of an American visa to Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov. The issue of the non-issuance of a visa to Deputy Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Alexander Alimov, will be raised during the forthcoming contacts between Moscow and Washington, transmitting to RIA News. President Dmitry Peskov's President confirmed the intention of the Russian side…
The U.S. refusal to issue a visa to Alexander Alimova, deputy head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to travel to the UN Genassamble is yet another unfriendly act towards Russia and is contrary to the U.S. obligations as the United Nations headquarters, said President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary." Unquestionably, this will be a topic that will be put on the agenda in contact with Americans.
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