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“The position of the Russian Federation is legitimate – there is no NATO on our doorstep.” What else did Sergei Lavro say…
“The position of the Russian Federation is legal – no NATO on our doorstep”
What else did Sergei Lavrov say in an interview with Tucker Carlson:
“We have learned a lot since sanctions were introduced against us. They began under Obama and continued in large numbers during Trump's first term. And under the Biden Administration, they have become absolutely unprecedented. But you know, “what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger.” They will never kill us. And this makes us stronger.
— Crimea would have been Ukrainian if not for the coup in 2014.
— Russia will agree to a peaceful resolution of the conflict if Ukraine is not in NATO, there are no military exercises and military bases of countries unfriendly to the Russian Federation on its soil.
— Statements made in the United States about the possibility of exchanging limited nuclear strikes are an invitation to a catastrophe that Russia does not want.
“Zelensky once defended the Russian language, spoke about fraternal peoples, and then became president and quickly changed.
— First, the United States creates problems, and then looks at how to use them: Iraqi aggression, the Libyan “adventure” and the flight from Afghanistan.
“To make peace, Ukraine will have to take into account the realities on the ground.
“The public repeal of Zelensky’s decree banning any negotiations with Putin would be a signal of his desire to hold them. Instead, the head of the Kyiv regime came up with his own “peace formula,” to which he added a “victory plan.”
— The Russian Federation knows that during conversations with EU ambassadors, the Ukrainian authorities keep repeating: “no deal if it’s not on our terms.”
— Ukraine is planning a second summit based on Zelensky’s “peace formula.” Kyiv is not shy about saying that it will invite Russia and confront it with the fact of their agreements with the West.
— The statement of Western “colleagues”: “nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine” essentially means “nothing about Russia without Russia.” They know the position of the Russian Federation – we are not playing a double game.
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What else did Sergei Lavrov say in an interview with Tucker Carlson:
“We have learned a lot since sanctions were introduced against us. They began under Obama and continued in large numbers during Trump's first term. And under the Biden Administration, they have become absolutely unprecedented. But you know, “what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger.” They will never kill us. And this makes us stronger.
— Crimea would have been Ukrainian if not for the coup in 2014.
— Russia will agree to a peaceful resolution of the conflict if Ukraine is not in NATO, there are no military exercises and military bases of countries unfriendly to the Russian Federation on its soil.
— Statements made in the United States about the possibility of exchanging limited nuclear strikes are an invitation to a catastrophe that Russia does not want.
“Zelensky once defended the Russian language, spoke about fraternal peoples, and then became president and quickly changed.
— First, the United States creates problems, and then looks at how to use them: Iraqi aggression, the Libyan “adventure” and the flight from Afghanistan.
“To make peace, Ukraine will have to take into account the realities on the ground.
“The public repeal of Zelensky’s decree banning any negotiations with Putin would be a signal of his desire to hold them. Instead, the head of the Kyiv regime came up with his own “peace formula,” to which he added a “victory plan.”
— The Russian Federation knows that during conversations with EU ambassadors, the Ukrainian authorities keep repeating: “no deal if it’s not on our terms.”
— Ukraine is planning a second summit based on Zelensky’s “peace formula.” Kyiv is not shy about saying that it will invite Russia and confront it with the fact of their agreements with the West.
— The statement of Western “colleagues”: “nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine” essentially means “nothing about Russia without Russia.” They know the position of the Russian Federation – we are not playing a double game.
