Russian Ambassador to USA Confirms: All Normal Channels of Communication Between the US and Russia are Cut off
Superstation95.com
Oct 11, 2016
All normal channels of collaboration between the United States and Russia have been cut off, including a wide range of critical issues, Russian Ambassador to the United States Sergey Kislyak said on Tuesday.
Kislyak added that the United States and Russia once had a bilateral commission of 21 working groups focused on science, technology, military, nuclear and other issues, which no longer exists. “All the normal channels of cooperation between states [US and Russia] are frozen,” Kislyak stated.
While neither country has recalled its Ambassador for consultations, which would be the final step before armed conflict, SuperStation95 has been given a “heads-up” to watch for exactly such a development.
Information obtained by SuperStation95 indicates the reason for this abrupt halt to US-Russia relations was the aggressive bombing of rebel positions in the Syrian city of Aleppo today. According to information from our source(s) in the Pentagon, throughout Tuesday
“Russia killed a whole bunch of US-Backed Rebels in Syria; a LOT of them. It’s bad.”
It is important to note that these “rebels” are mostly Al-Qaida Terrorists operating under the name Al-Nusra Front, and ISIS Terrorists, whom the US is arming! These so-called “moderate rebels” are trying to overthrow Syrian President Bashar Assad and now Russia has come to Assad’s aid and begun killing the U.S.-backed rebels.
Cooperation in Syria between the US and Russia constantly hit this same road block: Russia wanted to bomb terrorists and those trying to overthrow Assad; the US constantly said, “we can’t tell who is who, so please don’t bomb any of them. Russia got tired of achieving nothing and, a little over a week ago, the US cut-off military cooperation with Russia in Syria. Today, Russia stomped all over the terrorists, and the US is furious because many of them are being supplied by the US to overthrow Assad!
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