Vladimir Putin received credentials from 20 foreign ambassadors. The ceremony, which symbolises the official start of the ambassadors’ missions in the Russian Federation, took place in the Alexander Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace.
The ceremony to present foreign ambassadors’ letters of credence. With Ricardo Ernesto Lagorio (Argentine Republic).
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