Russia Recalls Ambassador Kislyak, Who Is at Center of Trump Collusion Investigations

[Bladewire]

Sergey Kislyak has been refusing to answer ANY questions from the multiple investigations, including federal subpoenas, so after a decade of being Russia's ambassador to the U.S. he's leaving town July 11th before facing criminal charges for failure to cooperate with multiple investigations and failure to appear on subpoenas.

Still believe Trump & Russia have nothing to hide?

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Russia recalls ambassador Sergey Kislyak who is at center of Trump collusion investigations.

Russian Ambassador to the United States Sergey Kislyak is leaving Washington. The controversial diplomat will end his decadelong stint, according to BuzzFeed News, which confirmed the move with ?three individuals familiar with the decision.? Although his date of departure has not been confirmed, the U.S.?Russia Business Council will be hosting a going-away party for Kislyak on July 11.

Kisyak is leaving at a time when several investigations are looking into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin, including several conversations the ambassador had during and after the presidential campaign. Several top officials in President Donald Trump?s administration have faced questions about undisclosed meetings they had with Kislyak, including former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, top adviser Jared Kushner, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Last week, Newsweek described Kislyak as ?the most radioactive man in Washington.?

One of the key questions surrounding Kislyak involves a meeting he had with Trump?s son-in-law in December. After the meeting, Kislyak allegedly told Moscow that Kushner had requested a secret channel of communications with the Kremlin. Kislyak was also at the White House when Trump revealed classified information to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in May.

Despite all this controversy though, Kislyak has not shied away from the public eye in recent months and ?has remained a prominent fixture in Washington?s diplomatic party circuit,? notes BuzzFeed. Russian media has reported that Deputy Foreign Minister Anatoly Antonov has been appointed as the new ambassador to the United States but still has to be approved by Russia?s parliament.

[beerptrol]

not surprised seeing how his ability to work and gather info(spy) has been compromised. Helping to turn chump and his people into russian assets was the icing on the cake for him

No point in staying and facing legal troubles

[Axeman]

I believe Trump has nothing to hide. Russia, not so much.

[Bladewire]

Originally Posted by Axeman

I believe Trump has nothing to hide. Russia, not so much.

Trump is hiding his taxes ( after lying and saying he'd release them if he won ) which will show Russian financial connections that his son confirmed existed "substantially" in an interview three years ago.

[Axeman]

Originally Posted by Bladewire

Trump is hiding his taxes ( after lying and saying he'd release them if he won ) which will show Russian financial connections that his son confirmed existed "substantially" in an interview three years ago.

If Robert Mueller comes back and reports his investigation showed this and Trump was working in unison with Russia to hack the election, then I will be right there with you asking for immediate resignation and impeachment.

[Sarn]

>Still believe Trump & Russia have nothing to hide?

[Bladewire]

[Sarn]