Russia's odious Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has lashed out with false accusations against the United States and Western countries, claiming that they are the ones who unleashed a global war against Russia.
Points of attention
- Sergei Lavrov accuses the US and Western countries of unleashing a global war against Russia, making false accusations and claiming threats to Russian security.
- Russia remains open to cooperation with the United States, but faces artificial obstacles supposedly created by the Americans according to Lavrov.
- Lavrov expresses concerns over Western threats and actions towards Russia, stating that the West is trying to punish its partners and control Russian military-technical ties with other BRICS members.
Lavrov falsely accused the US and European countries of waging war against Russia
Lavrov stated in an interview with the international TV network BRICS that supposedly the Russian Federation and the United States should have moved towards broad cooperation after the meeting of the presidents in Anchorage, but in practice the opposite is true.
The US itself is not yet ready for its proposals regarding Ukraine, which were made in Anchorage.
According to Lavrov, Russia must reliably ensure its security against the backdrop of Europe's threats to unleash war. And the West has unleashed a global war against Russia and is feverishly trying to punish its partners.
The Russian Federation will not allow any types of weapons that threaten Russian security interests to be deployed in Ukraine, Lavrov promises.
US sanctions against Russian oil companies are a dishonest attempt to suppress competitors. The US is also trying to control Russia's military-technical ties with India and other BRICS members, says an odious official.
A number of other statements by Lavrov regarding the US and Western countries:
Russia does not see any "bright future" in economic relations with the US;
The Trump administration not only does not deny the laws that Biden "passed to punish" Russia, but also introduces new sanctions;
Russia remains open to cooperation with the United States, but the Americans themselves create artificial obstacles;
The West has invented a "shadow fleet" and is trying to delay ships in the ongoing struggle for dominance.
