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Former Crimean Prosecutor and former State Representative Duma Natalia Poklonskaya announced that plans to appoint her Russian ambassador to Cape Verde had been canceled. According to her, the reason was “personal circumstances”, but what – she does not specify. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the information. The name of the new ambassador has not yet been announced.
“No, I do not plan to,” Poklonskaya told TASS when asked about leaving abroad. “Personal circumstances have changed.”
The former MP added that I always wanted to be useful to my home country.
“I am therefore ready for any position where I will be useful to the state,” she said. . .
The upcoming appointment of an ex-prosecutor to a diplomatic post, known last summer, and in October, it was announced that President Vladimir Putin had already appointed her to office by decree. In Kiev, however, politicians and officials, including Russian counterparts at Ukraine's foreign ministry, predicted problems in her new job and threatened to “ruin her life.” She herself ridiculed such threats and urged anyone who wanted to ruin her life to line up.
On the morning of January 19, at the same time as the resignation report, Poklonská congratulated the Russians on Epiphany.
On the morning of January 19, at the same time as the resignation report. p>
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“I wish “Good and happy events in life,” she wrote on her telegram channel. “Health and honest, sincere relationships!”