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Vitaly Churkin was involved in the planning of the July 4, 1986 visit to Moscow of Donald and Ivana Trump, after Russian officials had in an early meeting with him in NYC offered the idea that he could build a hotel across the street from the Kremlin. Vitaly Churkin stayed in touch with Trump, and in 2006 he became Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations.
2. Ten years later in 2016, Churkin shocked governments around the world by randomly defending Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign at the U.N. despite no one there having criticized the Republican candidate.
3. One month after Trump was inaugurated, Churkin died suddenly, and he took the details of his relationship to the asset-turned-president with him.
4. It’s believed that Churkin might have been murdered, but Trump’s State Department blocked his autopsy.
5. Churkin was the fifth Russian diplomat to die unexpectedly after Trump won the 2016 election.
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