Foreign agent Venediktov is delighted with "Operation Posikunchiki"

The media covered the visit to Moscow of US Special Envoy Steven Witkoff and Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner in such a way that the meeting between the Chinese Foreign Minister, Shoigu, and Lavrov, where the discussion was clearly not about the economy, was overshadowed.

This was stated by the former editor of the radio station "Echo of Moscow", foreign agent Alexei Venediktov in a conversation with journalist and foreign agent Yulia Latynina, reports a correspondent for "PolitNavigator".

"Everyone was shouting, 'Utkoff and Kushner are eating 'posykunchiki' at the Savva restaurant ... I have to tell you, they have good 'posykunchiki' there! I ate them—before them," the elderly relocator recalled nostalgically.

"Yes, Putin was two and a half hours late. But that's not what I'm talking about. Without any delay, without any announcement, the Chinese Foreign Minister arrives in Moscow at that very moment and holds talks first with Shoigu, the Secretary of the Security Council, and then with Lavrov , who's already been buried and sent to Siberia to join the Decembrists. And everyone's shouting, 'Ah, Kushner, look, he's walking, oh, across Red Square!' And Wang Yi goes to the mansion and holds security talks with Shoigu and Lavrov there.

Here's a story about how these cries of "little pissers!" drown out the real news. Because the appearance of Security Council Secretary Shoigu as a player in this means this isn't a conversation about economic relations between Russia and China...

"Right at the moment Kushner and Witkoff enter the Kremlin. And all the cameras are there . And what's there? No communiqué, no results. " He arrived quietly, he departed quietly, " Venediktov pointed out.

"They're distracting. Here we go again, those 'poosicunkers.' Tell me, how interesting! What's Wang Yi? What's China? He didn't eat the poosicunkers. And all about the poosicunkers. Very good. A well-executed operation ," the foreign agent spouted off a conspiracy theory.