Sergey Lavrov

so on and so forth. I hope he is not going to be angry with me since I am disclosing this. But we were meeting in front of many people present in the room. And I said, we don't want to escalate. You want to inflict strategic defeat upon Russia. He said, no, no, no, no. It is not strategic defeat globally. It is only in Ukraine.

so on and so forth. I hope he is not going to be angry with me since I am disclosing this. But we were meeting in front of many people present in the room. And I said, we don't want to escalate. You want to inflict strategic defeat upon Russia. He said, no, no, no, no. It is not strategic defeat globally. It is only in Ukraine.

so on and so forth. I hope he is not going to be angry with me since I am disclosing this. But we were meeting in front of many people present in the room. And I said, we don't want to escalate. You want to inflict strategic defeat upon Russia. He said, no, no, no, no. It is not strategic defeat globally. It is only in Ukraine.

I don't want to ruin their career.

I don't want to ruin their career.

I don't want to ruin their career.

No, no. Not at all. When I met in international events, one or another person whom I know, an American I met.

No, no. Not at all. When I met in international events, one or another person whom I know, an American I met.

No, no. Not at all. When I met in international events, one or another person whom I know, an American I met.

Some of them say hello, some of them exchange few words, but I never impose myself.

Some of them say hello, some of them exchange few words, but I never impose myself.

Some of them say hello, some of them exchange few words, but I never impose myself.

It's becoming contagious, you know, when somebody sees an American talking to me or a European talking to me. Europeans are running away when they see me during the last G20 meeting. It was ridiculous. Grown-up people, mature people, they behave like it's so childish.

It's becoming contagious, you know, when somebody sees an American talking to me or a European talking to me. Europeans are running away when they see me during the last G20 meeting. It was ridiculous. Grown-up people, mature people, they behave like it's so childish.

It's becoming contagious, you know, when somebody sees an American talking to me or a European talking to me. Europeans are running away when they see me during the last G20 meeting. It was ridiculous. Grown-up people, mature people, they behave like it's so childish.

There is nothing new, frankly, because the US historically, in foreign policy, was motivated by making some trouble and then to see if they can fish in the muddy water. Iraqi aggression, Libyan adventure, ruining the state, basically, fleeing from Afghanistan, now trying to get back through the back door, using the United Nations, you know, to organize some

There is nothing new, frankly, because the US historically, in foreign policy, was motivated by making some trouble and then to see if they can fish in the muddy water. Iraqi aggression, Libyan adventure, ruining the state, basically, fleeing from Afghanistan, now trying to get back through the back door, using the United Nations, you know, to organize some

There is nothing new, frankly, because the US historically, in foreign policy, was motivated by making some trouble and then to see if they can fish in the muddy water. Iraqi aggression, Libyan adventure, ruining the state, basically, fleeing from Afghanistan, now trying to get back through the back door, using the United Nations, you know, to organize some

event where the US can be present in spite of the fact that they left Afghanistan in very bad shape and arrested money, don't want to give it back. I think this is, if you analyze the American foreign policy steps, adventures, most of them is the right word. That's the pattern. They create some trouble and then they see how to use it. In Georgia, the OSC monitors elections.

event where the US can be present in spite of the fact that they left Afghanistan in very bad shape and arrested money, don't want to give it back. I think this is, if you analyze the American foreign policy steps, adventures, most of them is the right word. That's the pattern. They create some trouble and then they see how to use it. In Georgia, the OSC monitors elections.