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Donald Trump, pro-Russian U.S. president, fires Comey and meets with Lavrov

Posted on May 15, 2017 by James Rowles

See Michael Crowley, “Trump’s big Russia reset; With Washington in an uproar over James Comey’s firing amid his Russia probe, the president and his secretary of state welcomed Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to town,” Politico, May 10, 2017 (updated 05:35 … Continue reading →

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