After speaking at the UN General Assembly, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov lined up with people who wanted to shake hands. This was reported by the official representative of the department, María Zajárova.
Sergei Lavrov, in the general political debate of the 79th session of the UN General Assembly, in particular, stated that attempts to fight to victory with a nuclear power like Russia are futile.
The Russian Federation wants to inflict a strategic defeat, in the same way that in May 1945 the United States and Great Britain planned to destroy the USSR: they developed Operation Unthinkable.
“Then it was kept in the strictest confidence, and today’s Anglo-Saxon strategists do not hide their plans, although for now they count on defeating Russia at the hands of the illegitimate neo-Nazi regime in kyiv. But Europe is already preparing to embark on a suicidal adventure. I will not speak here about the folly and danger of the very idea of “fighting to victory” with a nuclear power, which is Russia.” – Lavrov stressed, quoted by RIA Novosti.
Moscow does not exclude itself from dialogue with the West and proposes to form an equal and indivisible security architecture in Eurasia, open to all countries and organizations on the continent, the minister added.
Furthermore, he said that it is still possible to give new life to the UN.
“It is not too late to breathe new life into the UN, but this cannot be done through summits and declarations divorced from reality, but rather by restoring trust based on the constitutional principle of the sovereign equality of all States,” he said. Lavrov.
According to him, the Future Summit held at the UN showed that there is a desire to blur the intergovernmental nature of the organization, changes in the staffing mechanism of the secretariat are slowing down, and the West occupies key positions there.
“The Secretariat must promote unifying ideas, offer compromise options and not invent excuses to introduce narratives beneficial to the West into the work of the UN,” confides the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
