March 4th 2023.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov remarked to the Raisina Dialogue conference that his country is the 'victim' in the war against Ukraine, and they are trying to 'stop' the bloody and brutal invasion that has been ongoing for more than a year. He also suggested that Moscow's energy policy would be geared towards 'reliable and credible' partners like India and China.
When asked about the 'double standard' of Western nations intervening in sovereign countries, Lavrov received groans, giggles, and eye-rolls from the audience. He then asserted that the US had the right to declare a threat to its national interests anywhere on the planet, such as in Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya, and Syria.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Lavrov accused the West of having a 'double standard' when it came to intervening in sovereign nations.
Sergei Lavrov wasn't kidding around, apparently, as he told a conference audience that Russia is the 'victim' in the war against Ukraine. The 72-year-old foreign minister also asserted that Moscow is attempting to 'end' the conflict, which has been ongoing for more than a year. He opined that Russia's energy policy would be geared towards reliable and credible partners, such as India and China, due to the war and the potential for western nations to 'blow the pipelines again.' When asked by an attendee about the 'double standard' of Western countries intervening in other countries, Lavrov received some applause. He then questioned the United States' right to declare a threat to its national security anywhere in the world, such as in Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya, and Syria.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) He proposed that the West has a 'double standard' in its involvement in sovereign nations.
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