Russia for “against” Lavrov – Tra: Its “blunder” shows that the West does not understand the conflict with Ukraine

For geographical blunder of Βρετανίδας Foreign Minister Liz Tras speaks to the Kremlin, citing it as an example of how little informed are Western leaders on the subject of the East-West controversy over Ukraine.

“This is the reality in which we have to defend our position,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peshkov told reporters, adding that talks between France and Germany on resolving the conflict in eastern Ukraine were not had no effect yesterday, Thursday.

The Russian newspaper Kommersant wrote, citing statements by two diplomatic sources, that during the The ministers of the two countries had a closed-door meeting yesterdaythe head of Russian diplomacy Sergei Lavrov asked his British counterpart Tras if he recognized Russian sovereignty over Rostov and Voronezh – two areas in southern Russia where Russian forces are concentrated.

The Kommersant newspaper, as reported by the Athenian-Macedonian News Agency, added that Trash replied that Britain would never recognize them as Russian and that its ambassador had to correct her. In an interview later with another Russian newspaper, Trash said she mistakenly believed Lavrov was referring to Ukrainian provinces.

The atmosphere was electrified at yesterday’s meeting of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov with his British counterpart Liz Tras. The eyes are cold between the two ministers, with Lavrov accusing Tras of refusing to listen. In fact, at the end of the joint statements, the Russian Foreign Minister left in a hurry, leaving the British minister behind.

The episodic meeting highlighted the gap between the two countries over the Ukrainian crisis.

“Completely rubbish” characterizes the Kremlin’s allegations as a British source

British Foreign Secretary Liz Tras has been outraged when her Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov asked her about the dominance of two Russian territories during closed-door talks on Thursday, a British source said today, dismissing the allegations. shows how little the West is aware of the issue of Ukraine.

“This is all rubbish and classic Russian propaganda.” The British source stressed, reports AMPE, reacting to the comments made a little earlier by the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peshkov.