Bloomberg Browser: US Tearing Himself Into Parts, Russia Laughing In Fist
After photos from the Donald Trump meeting with Sergey Lavrov in the White House were presented in a congressional tone in the US Congress and in a number of American media, a considerable number of both ordinary Americans and experts expressed the opinion that all this hysteria looks ridiculous. Leonid Bershidsky, a Bloomberg-based American news agency observer, notes that they are openly mocked at attempts to present Trump as a Russian spy in Russia.
In his Twitter microblog, Bershidsky writes:
The same Bershidsky publishes material on news agency bands, where he writes that even the Russian leadership is laughing at American hysteria against Trump. The observer called Vladimir Putin's statement at a joint press conference with the Italian Prime Minister about the readiness to provide Trump's talks with Lavrov from the Oval Office of the White House as a frank mockery. Then Putin added that the record would be provided if Congress requested such a request.
Leonid Bershidsky:
Bershidsky, developing his thought that in Russia, as well as in the EU, they openly mock American hysteria with a photo, cites part of the conversation between Sergey Lavrov and Council of Europe Secretary Thorbjorn Jagland. At that meeting, Jagland ironically asked the Russian Foreign Minister:
Sergey Lavrov responded to this:
This caused laughter in the hall where the meeting was held, about which the American observer writes:
According to Bershidsky, Russia is laughing, because the situation in the USA is reminiscent of the "Yeltsin era at its worst times - with complete confusion."
In his Twitter microblog, Bershidsky writes:
(In Russia) chuckle at the sleeve, watching the US tearing themselves apart.
The same Bershidsky publishes material on news agency bands, where he writes that even the Russian leadership is laughing at American hysteria against Trump. The observer called Vladimir Putin's statement at a joint press conference with the Italian Prime Minister about the readiness to provide Trump's talks with Lavrov from the Oval Office of the White House as a frank mockery. Then Putin added that the record would be provided if Congress requested such a request.
Leonid Bershidsky:
This statement is, of course, pure mockery. It is impossible to imagine that the congress would make such a request to the Russian president.
Bershidsky, developing his thought that in Russia, as well as in the EU, they openly mock American hysteria with a photo, cites part of the conversation between Sergey Lavrov and Council of Europe Secretary Thorbjorn Jagland. At that meeting, Jagland ironically asked the Russian Foreign Minister:
I hope you have no problems because of the photos?
Sergey Lavrov responded to this:
It depends on what secrets you are going to tell me.
This caused laughter in the hall where the meeting was held, about which the American observer writes:
Such Russian humor is accepted in Europe with a bang
According to Bershidsky, Russia is laughing, because the situation in the USA is reminiscent of the "Yeltsin era at its worst times - with complete confusion."
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