US EditionSergei Lavrov Has Not Heard About the Attack in Munkács
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Péter Szijjártó did not call Sergei Lavrov after the attack in Munkács, Gergely Gulyás said, and he did not consider it necessary to summon the Russian ambassador. Sulyok does not have to resign, Gulyás blamed a colleague for the mistake. Neither Gulyás nor Vitályos understood why the prime minister could not work on his leave, he spent the first few days with the staff. Everyone was able to pay for the trip - with a private plane and a yacht, w…
In an interview with the American NBC television, Sergei Lavrov stated that they recognize Volodymyr Zelensky as the leader of Ukraine and are ready to negotiate with him, but the politician was also asked about the Russian airstrike on Munkács that took place from Wednesday to Thursday morning.
The Russian Foreign Minister, however, spoke conditionally that if they had attacked, they would certainly have had a good reason for doing so.
The Russian Foreign Minister spoke out regarding the attack on Munkács.
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