The Russian Foreign Minister attacked the President of Ukraine in an interview in Italy and reiterated the claims that his country has elements of Nazism.
Highlights
- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov attacked Ukraine and its president Volodymyr Zelensky in an interview in Italy.
- Claimed that “the fact that he is a Jew does not negate the Nazi elements in his country” Lavrov also said that the upcoming anniversary of Russia’s liberation at the end of World War II will have no bearing on Moscow’s military operations in Ukraine.
- Russia has never interrupted the efforts to negotiate an international agreement that would prevent the use of nuclear weapons in future wars, he said.
- Lavrov also accused the West of “stealing” Russian money through the sanctions imposed on his country, stressing that “we just want to ensure the security of the pro-Russian Ukrainians”