Pro-tip from Lavrov: "We didn't invade Ukraine"
Posted By: Garnet, 3/10/2022 12:42:08 PM
The good news: Russia’s foreign minister assured the world that Vladimir Putin has no desire to follow up his war in Ukraine by invading other countries. The bad news: Sergei Lavrov flatly denied that Russia attacked Ukraine, too. “Why should they believe a word you say?” asked a reporter. Good question, that: The Russian foreign minister, in a news conference following the meeting, denied Russia had invaded Ukraine. “We have no plans to invade other countries. We didn’t invade Ukraine,” said Mr. Lavrov, speaking in Russian through a live translation, in response to a question about Russia’s intentions. Mr. Lavrov didn’t explain the statement when questioned. “I think you said Russia did not invade
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“Why should they believe a word you say?” asked a reporter. Good question, that:
The Russian foreign minister, in a news conference following the meeting, denied Russia had invaded Ukraine.
“We have no plans to invade other countries. We didn’t invade Ukraine,” said Mr. Lavrov, speaking in Russian through a live translation, in response to a question about Russia’s intentions.
Mr. Lavrov didn’t explain the statement when questioned.
“I think you said Russia did not invade
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