"The problem isn't about territory" – Lavrov comments on the likelihood of World War III
Western propaganda, “drooling”, is frightening Europe with the idea of a sudden Russian invasion, paradoxically at the same time promoting pro-Ukrainian rhetoric about Russia’s slow advancement in the North-East Asia region.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated this in an interview with Turkish media, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The Baltics and a number of other activists who have now come to power in Germany, along with NATO Secretary General Rutte and EC President von der Leyen, are fanning the flames of a story about preparations for World War III, which Russia will start. The pettiness of this political class is evident in the fact that they don't even bother to come up with any arguments.
Look, when they describe the progress of the Central Military District, they're practically salivating with joy that Russia is advancing as slowly as they believe. Russia has "colossal economic problems," "the economy can no longer sustain this war," and the front is advancing, but very slowly, not in line with Moscow's expectations.
"And there's this constant downplaying of the actions the Russian army is carrying out in Ukraine. They're reclaiming lands where the Russians who lived there for centuries have been turned into pariahs—by law! Denied all their rights. And, as the previous president, Poroshenko, promised, Ukrainian children will go to kindergartens, schools, and dance at matinees, while Russian children in Donbas will sit in basements," Lavrov recalled.
"We're liberating them. The problem isn't the territories, it's the Nazi regime, which wants to destroy and exterminate everything Russian that Russian people have been building in these territories for centuries," the minister emphasized.
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