Russian FM Sergey Lavrov Storms Out of the G20 on the 1st Day

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Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov walked out of the first meeting of the G20 countries in Bali as his German counterpart Annalena Baerbock criticized Moscow over its invasion. What is the point of that? Was it a surprise?

She criticized Russia for blocking dialogue with international partners. Lavrov didn’t attend the second meeting of the day.

After Lavrov left the meeting, he told reporters, “Our Western partners are trying to avoid talking about global economic issues. From the moment they speak, they launch into fevered criticism of Russia.”

Russia underestimated the reaction to his land grab and destruction of Ukraine.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken did his own sort of storming out. He refused to meet with Lavrov in a one-on-one meeting. Blinken accused Russia of triggering a global food crisis. Lavrov told reporters he will not beg for talks with Blinken.

“To our Russian colleagues: Ukraine is not your country. Its grain is not your grain. Why are you blocking the ports? You should let the grain out,” Blinken said in the closed-door talks, according to a Western official present.

Lavrov earlier told reporters he would not “go running” after Washington for talks.

“It was not us who abandoned contact, it was the United States,” he said.

Sergey Lavrov, official photo
THE KREMLIN’S VIEW

According to the Kremlin news, RT, Sanctions imposed on Russian and Belarusian fertilizer producers are akin to weapons of mass destruction in the scale of the damage they will likely cause over the next few years, the founder of chemical giant EuroChem has claimed.

“The EU sanctions mean suffering, famine, and migration flow for many hundreds of millions of people,” Andrey Melnichenko said in an interview with the Swiss newspaper Die Weltwoche on Thursday.

“Sanctions targeting food and energy are economic weapons of mass destruction. They hit innocent people the worst. I have no doubt that billions of people will feel its effects,” he warned.

Suffering people will want to hold those responsible accountable, and the EU won’t be able to shift its culpability, the businessman added. It was not Russia or the US, but EU members like Lithuania and Estonia, and also European leaders Germany, France, and Italy, which chose to disrupt the operation of his chemical empire with sanctions, he explained.

Lavrov said on Friday that the West is blocking shipments of grain.

Truthfully, the West’s sanctions aren’t working as publicly stated they’d work. They are causing suffering in the West. So, there is a point in what the Kremlin is saying. However, Russia did invade.

The G20 conference is not focused on Russia. It’s mostly focused on the crashing and burning of NWO PM Boris Johnson and the assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

It’s unclear why Russia was invited to the G20 or why Russia attended only to walk out when criticized. Lavrov could have made his case but didn’t.

OPINION

I still want the US to push for some kind of peace because Biden’s senile and a puppet. His military leaders gave us the Afghanistan surrender. We don’t have the money for a war or two with nuclear nations. Lastly, our people will die on a battlefield as our border is invaded.


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PanamaPat
PanamaPat
2 years ago

The actions taken by Russia were the direct result of the fraud perpetrated by the Ukrainians and the EU in not implementing the Minsk accords and using the last 7 years to systematically murder 15,000 Russians in the Donbas regions. Let Me ask you, would we have tolerated the Canadians or Mexicans to have murdered 15,000 of our people? Would we have allowed them to build a complex of bio labs to release bioweapons against us? Would we have allowed NAZIS to play a significant role in their governments? I say,no we would not. Putin and Russia are doing what we do not: protecting its people and borders from what they view is an existential threat to their existence as a Christian Orthodox nation.

Anonymous
Anonymous
2 years ago
Reply to  PanamaPat

Could not have said it better, myself. This notion that “Russia should have stayed on its own turf” is utter nonsense.

But actually, however indirectly, we ARE absolutely in the process of allowing “Mexicans to murder 15,000 of our own people.” We are blatantly and egregiously being INVADED right across our own southern border, with the Biden Regime standing there waving and welcoming in, with open arms, all manner and massive numbers of international criminals, whose purpose will positively be to murder as many of us as necessary so that our nation may be utterly overcome and destroyed.

Putin loves his country and his people,and it is his sole purpose to protect them from the evil wiles of the NWO/WEF. The Biden/Obama/Gates/Soros/Schwab/et al Regime HATE US and are all about nothing but destroying us.

GuvGeek
GuvGeek
2 years ago

Soon we will be singing about, “The Night the Lights Went Out in Germany.”

Peter B. Prange
Peter B. Prange
2 years ago

Seems there is a software glitch. The Thanks for insight was posted as a response to lalasayswhat, not as a direct response to the article

Peter B. Prange
Peter B. Prange
2 years ago

Thanks for the insight!
Your comment, while essentially correct, could have emphasised that Russia still deserves an awful lot of blame. It is again the ‘evil empire’, if indeed it ever stopped being so.

Peter B. Prange
Peter B. Prange
2 years ago

You did not identify ‘Blinken’.
He us U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken