US EditionRussian FM Lavrov Denies Striking U.S.-Owned Building in Ukraine: ‘I Never Heard of It’
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Considering that he had not heard of the attack, which he called an incident, the Russian Foreign Minister asked a surprisingly large number of poetic questions about the matter.
The missile attack on Munkács in Transcarpathia was also mentioned in an interview with NBC by Sergei Lavrov, when Russian cruise missiles hit the US-owned Flex electronics plant, where coffee makers were manufactured, in the early hours of August 21. When the reporter asked Lavrov why a US-owned factory near the Hungarian border was bombed, the Russian foreign minister said that “Russia has never, ever deliberately targeted facilities that have…
Russian FM Lavrov denies striking U.S.-owned building in Ukraine: ‘I never heard of it’
In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov dismisses reports that a Russian strike in western Ukraine hit a U.S.-owned factory, injuring at least 15 workers.
Although Sergei Lavrov did not acknowledge the attack, he previously said that the coffee maker was just a disguise, and that the factory was actually engaged in the production of military materials.
The Russian Foreign Minister also said that a meeting between Putin and Zelensky and the signing of a peace treaty with the current Ukrainian president are far from over.
Referring to the attack in Munkács, Sergei Lavrov said that neither American nor Hungarian capital provides protection - The Russian Foreign Minister claimed that he had not heard about the incident.
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