U.S. Plays 'Dangerous Game' in Trying to 'Cancel' Russia, Ambassador Says

Russian envoy Anatoly Antonov told Newsweek that "even during the Cold War, our nations continued cultural, educational and scientific contacts," as these ties are now cut.

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