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जॉन सुलिवान- रूस में बने नए अमेरिकी राजदूत

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By Mukul kumar

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जॉन सुलिवान (John Sullivan) को रूस में अमेरिका का नया राजदूत नियुक्त किया गया है। इसकी जानकारी अमेरिकी विदेश मंत्री माइक पॉम्पियो ने ट्विटर के माध्यम से दी।



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