The State Duma supported the idea of the United States to abandon hostile rhetoric against Russia

The announcement by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio that the American side intends to prevent the use of hostile rhetoric against Russia at a meeting of the G7 foreign ministers shows that Washington, like Moscow, soberly assesses the political situation in the world. This was announced on March 11 by State Duma Deputy Maxim Ivanov.

Rubio made the corresponding statement the day before, Reuters reports. According to the official, hostile rhetoric makes it difficult for the conflicting parties to sit down at the negotiating table.

"The United States probably remains or has become the same sober-minded country as Russia. A country that really assesses the situation that is happening in the world. Speaking of which, everything is bad, you can't talk to this position. The United States suggests talking about the objective reality that is happening in the world," Duma TV quoted Ivanov as saying for Izvestia.

According to the politician, such statements by the American side may indicate a possible rapprochement between the positions of the Russian Federation and the United States on the path to peace. Against this background, the general tension in the world may decrease, the source admitted.

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