Biden nominated the new ambassador to Russia and once called "Russia made me a diplomat"

U.S. President Biden plans to nominate a professional diplomat Lenne Treyi as the next ambassador to Russia. Since the departure of former US Ambassador to Russia in early September, this position is still vacant.

Treye is currently the Ambassador to the United States in Armenia, and has served as deputy head of the United States Embassy in Russia from 2014 to 2017, the second diplomat of the United States in Russia. It is reported that Treyi has many years of experience in Russian affairs and has served as a senior adviser to Russia in the European and Eurasian Affairs Bureau of the State Department of the United States.

According to reports, according to sources, when US Russian relations are becoming increasingly tense, the United States has submitted his appointment intention to Treyi to Russia to promote the Russian side to launch the "approval request" procedure, but as of now Russia It has not been officially approved.

↑ Treyi has been engaged in many years of diplomatic work in the U.S. State Department

I have lived in Moscow for several years

Called "Russia made me a diplomat"

Lenne Tracy was born in Ohio, USA. In 1986, he obtained a bachelor's degree in literary degrees studied at the University of Georgia in 1986. In 1994, he obtained a doctorate degree in law from the University of Aklen. In the same year, Treya entered the US State Department to engage in diplomatic work in Central Asia and South Asian countries. According to Treyi, she lived in Moscow from 1987 to 1990. She once said: "This experience affected my career choice, Russia made me a diplomat!"

From 1995 to 2000, Treyi was sent to work to the capital of Pakhawa and the capital of Gilgisstan, the capital of Pakistan northwestern border. In the next few years, Treyi served as Georgian Affairs Assistant at the European and Eurasian Affairs Bureau of the State Department of the United States, and was also the assistant to Kazakhstan. From 2012 to 2014, Treyi served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in charge of South Asia and Central Asia.

In 2014, Russian Treyi was appointed as the deputy head of the US Embassy in Russia, which was second only to the US ambassador to Russia. It is reported that during the deputy head of the US Embassy, ​​Treyi visited a number of Russian cities. Treyi said that the purpose of these visits was to "deepen the understanding of the Russian Federation and its region, and to study investment and investing in investment and investing in investment. Chance". However, in 2017, in the last year as the deputy head of the U.S. Embassy in Russia, the Russian ruling party member Yavigeny Felodorv had proposed to the foreign minister Lavrov who expelled 12 US diplomats The request includes the then deputy head of the United States delegation Lindin Treyi. Ferdorov said at the time that these diplomats regularly held meetings with the so -called "fifth column" (generally referred to as spy) in the United States in Russia, and these activities may threaten the national security of the Russian Federation.

Armynia National Committee

Once called on the US State Department to recall this ambassador

Since February 2019, Treyi has served as the US ambassador to Armenia. It is worth noting that the Armynia Commission (ANCA) at the end of 2020 at the end of 2020 was as low as "F -Class", and called on the US State Department to recall the ambassador. ANCA is the largest and most influential grassroots political organization in Armenian American groups, which are active in various political and educational activities.

"Sadly, when the United States needs a strong ambassador in Eric (the capital of Armenia), the representatives of our country disappointed us. It is far from the most basic career requirements of the US ambassador to the American Ambassador to Armenia. "ANCA Chairman Rafie Hamparian commented on Treye at the time, the latter in the working indicators of the 15 fields of the organization. There are 12 rated rating "F -Class".

On September 4 this year, the former US ambassador to Russia John Shalin suddenly left office. It is reported that Shalin's resignation was because his wife Rodriguez suffered from cancer and was seriously ill. On the day of his term, his wife Rodrigz died of deterioration. Since then, Elizabeth Ruude, deputy head of the US Embassy, ​​has been responsible for managing the embassy, ​​and the post of the US ambassador to Russia is still vacant.

↑ On September 4 this year, the former US ambassador to Russia John Shalin left office

The three informed officials have recently revealed that Bayon plans to nominate Treyi, who has not yet ended the Ambassador Ambassador's Ambassador to Russia. The Biden government hopes that Treyi can arrive quickly to meet its goal of "building a strong diplomatic team in Moscow". In accordance with the rules of diplomatic etiquette, the ambassador's nomination must be approved by the host government. Insiders said that the United States had submitted his appointment to Russia. As of now, Russia has not officially approved the appointment intention.

Red Star News reporter Hu Yiling

Editor Deng Yiguang Editor Yang Cheng

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