Maryland U.S. Rep Anthony Brown: “In 1996, Alexander Lentsov was awarded the prestigious Legion of Merit. Today, hes the commander of…”

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Maryland U.S. Rep Anthony Brown: “In 1996, Alexander Lentsov was awarded the prestigious Legion of Merit. Today, hes the commander of…”
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Mar 18, 2022
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Anthony Brown tweeted the following:

“In 1996, Alexander Lentsov was awarded the prestigious Legion of Merit. Today, hes the commander of Ground Forces for the Russian Army, committing atrocities in Ukraine.
He doesnt deserve this honor and neither does any Russian soldier currently involved in this invasion.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Anthony Brown:

“Alongside their families and my neighbors in #DistrictHeights, Im praying for the safe return of #AlaiyaRobinson and #JeniahClaytonBowman.
bit.ly/3idn8tq“
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“An active investigation into their disappearance is still being conducted.
Please contact @PGPDNews with any helpful information at (301) 352-1200.”
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“While today is #StPatricksDay, March is #IrishAmericanHeritageMonth.
American society has always benefited from the contributions of immigrant communities, and we honor the heritage that Irish-Americans share with us.”
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