Trump's special envoy allegedly flew to Moscow from Washington: what the Kremlin is saying

Trump's special envoy allegedly flew to Moscow from Washington: what the Kremlin is saying Sofia Rozhik

Information appeared on the Internet that on Tuesday, February 11, Trump's special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff. The plane with him could have landed at the local Vnukovo airport.

However, the Kremlin said it had no information about the arrival of Trump's associate. This was reported by 24 Channel with reference to Russian media.

Russia claims that the flight was of a sanitary nature

The rumors about Witkoff's arrival were commented on by the Russian dictator's representative Peskov.

There is no information. And we are not planning any contacts… We said that we are in contact through various departments. They have indeed intensified, as we have already said, as the administration is also establishing its activities in Washington, he said.

Rosaviatsia also did not confirm the visit of the US President's special representative.

“Today, a one-time technical sanitary flight was carried out from Washington to Moscow. This is a common practice of humanitarian interaction between states,” they said.

However, Russian media are also spreading information that US Ambassador to Moscow Lynne Tracy visited the Russian Foreign Ministry. The reasons for this visit are still unknown.