president himself, but in this case it’s blinkin to change him, of course, the canoe is not going, so john sullivan'shed. well, it’s probably a pity for its logical conclusion that this career ended on such a note, but sullivan is a professional diplomat. e is a very famous person in diplomatic circles. and i think he's a professional. and i think that such an accelerated completion of his stay in moscow is an understanding of what he has now put together. the us ambassador to russia can hardly really do anything to improve bilateral relations. i think that, probably, our ambassador, mr. antonov, washington and with this, a, most likely, would be forced to agree. yes, andrey vladimirovich well , let's assume that just a professional person understands, there is nothing to sit here with his pants, and from the point of view of the fact that he really can do nothing, but in this direction. and one more time we have literally 2 minutes left. do you think they will choose it after all and what can we expect? well, two words literally, well, she is certainly the favorite, and, most likely, she will be cho

that is, he acted very professionally, as an ambassador, and personally, john sullivan did not causege to russian american relations, at least. you listen to what you just said the criteria for evaluating the ambassador that you hated the special damage. this is also the state in which our relations are absolutely right, but i really want, of course, that, uh , mrs. instructions were given, starting from a real dialogue, and then regardless of the background and status of the person. i have no doubt that we took such a person seriously in moscow, i completely agree with you. dmitry andronik on vsetsevich. thanks a lot for this conversation. very interesting. we will now pause for a few moments and then we will talk. 21 filtration camps for ukrainians that's how many of them, according to the west, allegedly organized by russia, these are points for temporary accommodation of citizens. these are the people who run from under ukrainian. fire, though from the evidence there is only one satellite image. is it possible to see at least something on it, as well as how a photo of chinese tou

the line-up did its best and gave it 100% john sullivan completed his work as the us ambassador and leftre the arrival of his successor, who will fulfill his duties by elizabeth root in june of this year. she became the head of the diplomatic mission. in general, in the diplomatic service for almost 30 years, let me remind you sullivan headed the us embassy in moscow for three years after leaving russia, he will complete a forty-year career in public service. city day celebrated in penza region kuznetsk, it was founded 242 years ago. today, this large economic industrial center , the second largest in the region, came to congratulate the residents on the holiday. the leader of the liberal democratic party leonid slutsky, he took part in the opening of the city counting board, laid flowers at the grave of the fighters who died defending the donbass, also visited a boarding house for people with disabilities and presented to the kuznetsk church the icon of the kazan mother of god in gostiny dvor tomorrow is the final day of the moscow international book fair on the shelves a lot of russian

john sullivan, the ambassador of the united states of america to russia, completed his work and returned to the motherland. this is stated on the page of the american embassy. sally was appointed ambassador in december 2019. the diplomat worked in the post for almost three years. after his departure, johnsullivan will end his forty-year career in the civil service, according to the department, the official worked for five presidents of the united states of america, in particular in the position of deputy state secretary, as well as in the ministries of justice, defense and commerce, until the arrival of sallion's successor, the duties of chargé d'affaires of the us embassy in moscow will be performed by elizabeth ruth, where the imperialization of the russians, the aggressor state must cease to exist in its current form. said the former commander of the us forces in europe , ben hodges, according to him, moscow's imperialist wars against its neighbors began in georgia, the world must prepare to witness the beginning of the end hodges says to russia, because before the country was not rea

. >> i want to ask you also about john sullivan, about our u.s. ambassador in russia.an extraordinary public servant. he was originally sent there by donald trump. he's worked for decades in different roles in government. he was sent there by donald trump as the ambassador and has been operating under terrible circumstances, very short staffed. the local staff, russian staff were withdrawn from the embassy. as well as all the issues over the griner case and other cases and is now stepping down. we're left without an ambassador in moscow. >> i don't know the particulars of the situation that led them to make this decision, but he has served extraordinarily in the most difficult of possible times when the russians have really shut down normal living for foreign diplomats and particularly american diplomats in the midst of this war. he's probably the only person i can think of who was a political appointee in the trump administration and was asked to stay on by president biden. he's done extraordinary work and we should be thankful for everything he's done. >> indeed. tha

being held in the hall of columns at moscow's historic house of the unions ambassador to russia john sullivan is attending, but russian president vladimir putin isn't. gorbachev will be buried next to his wife raisa at another historic location in moscow. again, we're looking at live pictures of the service there at the hall of columns in moscow. and joining us now to talk about it is annie applebaum. she is a staff writer with the "atlantic" and author of the book "twilight of democracy" and comes to us live from london. thank you so much for being here with us. so first on what we're seeing now. what do you make of the way gorbachev is being mourned there? he is not getting a state funeral, and putin, while he was paying respects, isn't attending the funeral. >> it's not very surprising given that putin has described the end of the soviet union, which gorbachev presided over, as the greatest political catastrophe of the 20th century, meaning presumably greater than the second world war. the current history in moscow promulgated by putin says that gorbachev is to blame for enormous number of

of 58 states will take part in it, including delegations from china india japan and south korea john sullivans us ambassador and left moscow before the arrival of a successor to his duties will perform elizabeth labor in june of this year. she became deputy head of the depression, recall sullivan headed the embassy for 3 years after leaving russia, he will complete a forty-year career in public service. well, former us president donald trump believes that joe biden slandered 75 million americans, speaking at a rally in front of his supporters, trump recalled the current head of the white house, his own words that the republicans are extremists, trump answered in the spirit. he is an enemy of the state. if you want to know the enemies, he is already a group of people that controls him, they circle around him and such joe do this joe do that, you can do it joe his speech was full of malice and hatred. and by the way, the very next morning. he forgot what you say, of course, yesterday paris and prague today thousands of people took to the streets of the city against the policy of local authoriti

the assumed assumed announced the retirement the retirement of john sullivans been the top american diplomat house denies the departure is sudden. saying ambassadors to russia typically serve for about three years. sus departure comes in the midst of russia's war with ukraine and disputes over detained americans americans in russia. officials say he actually left the post because of family issue. > >> meanwhile in moscow, steady m of mourners left flowers by the grave of former soviet presidenl gosh mikhail gosh chef. he is credited in the west with contrg to ending the cold war and reducing his country's nuclear . mr. gosh chef died tuesday at te age of 91. > >> still ahead here at 6:00 a ca company that's changing the game game in treating diseases of th. how your cells could help save . > >> plus, charlie brown lucy ande rest of the gang coming to yourl box. the new tribute to the "pe" comic strip and to charles >> welcome back. the u.s. postal postal service celebrating the man behind the "peanuts" comic strip with ten new forever stam. for 50 years, charles schulz wr, drew and inked and

, i remind you of the geopolitical situation as a whole, the previous us ambassador to russia, john sullivan. in st. petersburg continues work of the eleventh international gas forum top managers of oil and gas companies experts, academicians and government officials talk about the challenges facing the industry today in the face of sanctions, discussions are being monitored by nikayenkova. one of the central topics of the st. petersburg international gas forum this year was the reduction of dependence on western technologies. many companies presented their new products at the stands, but this pavilion is dedicated specifically for development. made in russia by rostec under a common brand. created equipment for arctic gas producing offshore platforms, united engines construction corporation, which is part of the group, has already begun factory testing of a gas turbine unit that will replace foreign technologies for offshore production. this is a strategically important project not only for gazprom for the development of the field. well , success for the united engines of the construction c

and john sullivan has left his post as a u.s. ambassador to russia. public service. the u.s. embassy in russia made the announcement on sunday. sullivan, you may remember, was tapped by former president donald trump for the post in 2019, but then, biden asked him to stay on, after he entered office. more of the the mehdi hasan show, after this break. r this break camels. - llamas. - llamas. so save money shopping back to school on amazon. you sure that's not a camel? yeah. whatever you say. (brad) how does apartments-dot-com create the most eye-tingling virtual tours around? watch this: activate shrink suit. (kevin) wait. ah, oh! (brad) kevin? (kevin) hello? (brad) let's start by getting that woodgrain. (kevin) uhh, capturing... (brad) oooh, nice. oh... (kevin) nice kitty! (brad) kevin? kevin? this one is also pet-friendly. apartments-dot-com. the place to find a place. (purrs.) make your home totally you. i did with wayfair. sometimes i'm a homebody. can never have too many pillows. sometimes i'm all business. wooo! i'm a momma 24/7. seriously with t

. >>> meanwhile, the united states ambassador to russia, john sullivan, is leaving his post in moscowppointed by president trump in 2019 but was asked to stay on by president biden. sullivan has spent 40 years in public service, including serving as deputy secretary of state, as well as senior positions in the department of justice, defense, and commerce. his departure comes as the russian invasion of ukraine drags on. disputes over detained americans in russia go unresolved. elizabeth root, the deputy chief at the embassy, will take over until a successor is appointed and confirmed. >>> coming up, we've got a lot more on the search of mar-a-lago, including how documents not found at the former president's home could be the most concerning of all. we'll explain that right ahead. your projects done right . with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choos

if confirmed, she would succeed john sullivan who stepped down earlier this month. moscow from 2014 to 2017. if appointed, she would be the first female to serve in the role. the timing of her arrival and official nomination will depend on russia agreeing to accept her as ambassador at a time of huge tension between washington and moscow as the war in ukraine rages on. we'll be following that. >>> a man who wore a trump 2020 hat as he beat officers at the capitol on january 6th has pleaded guilty admitting he told officers "you're going to die tonight." jack witton said he hit one officer with a crutch, dragged one down the stairs and kicked another officer. other rioters beat the officer with a flagpole and baton. he pleaded guilty to a felony charge of assaulting, resisting or impeding officers with a dangerous weapon which carries a maximum of 20 years in federal prison. all for what and for who? >>> and a pair of moderate lawmakers have introduced a bill designed to strengthen election security. democratic congressman josh gottheimer from new jersey and republic

it's not what an unelected aide that got 0 electoral votes, john that jake sullivan got votes or antonynken got electoral votes or lloyd austin, total they got is 0. joe biden won the presidency. when he says we will defend taiwan that is policy and they have to salute and fall in line. >> sandra: john kirby was here on america's newsroom this morning and said this. >> we have been nothing but consistent on this. the president was answering a hypothetical question about the defense of taiwan and he answered it in that context. he's also been clear in the past when he has answered similar questions similar ways, that you know, nothing has changed about the one china policy, nothing changed about the policy with respect to taiwan. >> sandra: now even more confused and china is responding and says the president's remarks send the wrong signal on taiwan. so, fast forward here, what could the consequences of the messaging from the president be, at least, what could they be? >> unintentionally correct, when he says the president has been clear on this. he has been clear on this. he has gotten

white house national security jake sullivan, republican conference chair john barrasso and martha raddatzld trump sued for fraud by new york's attorney general. >> it's such a political thing. whose mind is this going to change? >> makes false claims about classified documents at mar-a-lago. >> if you're the president of the united states, you can declassify just by

white house national security jake sullivan, republican conference chair john barrasso and martha raddatz on the global unrest. >>> closing in -- >> it's the art of the steal. >> donald trump sued for fraud by new york's attorney general. >> it's such a political thing. whose mind is this going to change? >> makes false claims about classified documents at mar-a-lago. >> if you're the president of the united states, you can declassify just by saying it's declassified, even by thinking about it. >> jon karl on the former president's legal battles, analysis by dan abrams and sara isgur. our powerhouse round table on the political fallout. plus our brand new poll. >>> we ain't going to take no for an answer. >> behind the scenes with seven young reporters on the campaign trail. >> there's nothing like being on the ground floor of a campaign. >> the first look at "power trip." >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning and welcome to "this week." we are coming on the air this morning with our brand new poll conducted with the "washington po

john h. talalay. thanks. again. minister park minister lee, ambassador cho, ambassadors. second gentleman. mr. doug emhoff. now security advisor mr. jake sullivan. members of congress. members of the national assembly general. the flag. officers, distinguished guests and importantly, this ceremony is for the veterans and the families of the fallen heroes. today is a moment occasion where long term dream of the veterans comes to. the addition of the wall of remembrance to the korean memorial. i can tell you i'm honored to be chairman and having dealt with many, many of the veterans and families today, you will see and i hope you take time. go and look at the memorial, a totally renovated memorial. with the addition of a wall of remembrance, the wall of remembrance has inscribed on it. 36,634 americans and 7174 korea. all 20 of the united states army integrate it on the wall, not separated because. they died in american units, fighting with american soldiers. you will also see each service on the wall of remembrance. i can tell you and i'm great with great honor that this was accomplished because of the genius, generous support of the korean peop