Russia urged the United States to protect "the excesses on the sea of Azov wards"
The residence of the Russian Ambassador to the U.S. called on American authorities to stop to stand up for "disorderly on the sea of Azov charges," according to the appeal of the diplomatic mission in response to the call of the state Department's "stop terrorizing international shipping" in Azov

The residence of the Russian Ambassador to the U.S. called on American authorities to stop to stand up for "disorderly on the sea of Azov charges," according to the appeal of the diplomatic mission in response to the call of the state Department's "stop terrorizing international shipping" in the sea of Azov and the Kerch Strait.
"The state Department official envoy Heather Nauert attended legitimate Stops for inspections of ships in the sea of Azov. Stops. Not arrests, Not detentions. It is noteworthy that out of "hundreds" of ships Not named none (this is important for understanding the policy of double standards). The state Department deliberately left it,"