On March 3, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was loudly ridiculed in India. This happened during the Raisin Dialogue, the main Indian conference on geopolitics and geoeconomics in New Delhi as part of the G20 summit.
There, Lavrov was asked how the invasion of Ukraine affected the energy industry in Russia. “The war that we are trying to stop, which was launched against us using the Ukrainian people…”- said the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
It was at these words that those gathered in the hall began to laugh out loud. Some of those present even sent indignant exclamations to Lavrov. Such a reaction from the audience somewhat embarrassed the shameless and accustomed to lie
representative of the Russian authorities and there was a short pause, after which he nevertheless continued the phrase: “… has affected the policy of Russia, including the energy one. A clear example of change is that we no longer rely on any Western partnerships.”
Posted a video on his Facebook page Speaker of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Oleg Nikolenkoadding signature: “Russian Parallel Import Artificial Intelligence Speaks at G20 Events in India”.
The Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the UN, Serhiy Kyslitsa, who had previously called one of the Russian diplomats a disgusting person with moronic logic, could not stand aside.
“A clown, a jester or a jerk. A clown is a funny circus character, while a jester is a person who works to entertain his master. “The war that was unleashed against us,” says the pathetic Lavrov, exposing himself to a smile, causing humiliating laughter from the public. Shameful bastard!- the Ukrainian diplomat spoke sharply.
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Recall that Sergei Kislitsa often “trolls” Russian diplomats. For example, while voting for a UN resolution, he looked out with binoculars for countries that supported Russia.
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