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France restricts US Ambassador Charles Kushner's government access after missed meeting

Feb 24, 202645 sources

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Summary

France has cut off US Ambassador Charles Kushner's direct access to the French government after he failed to attend a meeting where he was summoned to explain his actions. The unusual diplomatic move represents a significant restriction on the ambassador's ability to interact with French officials.

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