Russia Says U.S. Should Expect ‘Uncomfortable’ Signals From Moscow

On Monday, Russia reportedly told the United States that it should anticipate “uncomfortable” signals from the country in the near future.

As reported by Reuters, the comments came from Russia’s deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, after President Joe Biden spoke about Russian President Putin’s human rights record on Sunday. The two world leaders are scheduled to come together for a summit on June 16 in Switzerland.