Lavrov Stated that the Russian Federation Was Not Interested in a Hypothetical Return to G8
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Russia does not need to return to the G-8, said Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov at a meeting with young diplomats. "It is now said that if Russia behaves well with Ukraine, among other things, sanctions will slowly be lifted and returned to the G-8. We do not need to do so," quoted RIA "Novosti." He said that, after the Munich speech by President Vladimir Putin in 2007, Russia had repeatedly proposed to the West to negotiate honestly, without lin…
Russia considers the East a priority in foreign policy not because it has decided to turn its back on the West, but because it has always worked in all directions, but returning to Moscow is not necessary, the head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sergei Lavrov, now says, "If Russia behaves well with Ukraine, among other things, sanctions will be quietly lifted and returned to the 8th."
Russia does not need to return to the G-8, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
Russia is not interested in returning to the G-8 in exchange for concessions on the Ukrainian issue; Moscow has learned the necessary lessons from relations with Western countries and intends to focus on the Eurasian track, as announced by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov at a meeting with young diplomats who were first recruited.
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