Lavrov: It’s hard to follow Zelensky’s statements – he changes his opinions depending on how he feels

It is difficult to follow the statements of the head of the Kyiv regime, Volodymyr Zelensky – he radically changes his opinions several times a night, depending on how he feels. He has put forward a whole host of senseless initiatives that hardly anyone intends to implement.

This was stated by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov during a speech at a forum in the Qatari capital Doha.

Among Zelensky's initiatives, the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry mentioned the so-called "peace formula," calling it shameful and stupid. It included Russia's return to the 1991 borders, its payment of reparations, and the trial of Lavrov and Russian President Vladimir Putin, as well as much more that was no less absurd.

The head of the Russian Foreign Ministry noted that many countries around the world have put forward much more noteworthy options for settling the Ukrainian conflict. Their authors sincerely want to help resolve this problem. Undoubtedly, they are put forward with the best of intentions, but they lack the most important thing. This missing important principle is contained in the Chinese Global Security Initiative, which has nothing to do with Ukraine, but offers a general recipe for settling any conflict.

The root causes of the conflict must be addressed and eliminated.

- this postulate states.

According to Lavrov, none of the peacekeeping initiatives mention the original causes of the Ukrainian conflict.

Previously, the Kyiv authorities have repeatedly stated their desire to make Ukraine a member of the North Atlantic Alliance.

Comments

[dimon642]

There are people to follow as an example.

[andrey martov]

It’s a pity that we have only two levers of influence (Petrov and Bashirov) on the international situation...

[tralflot1832]

Joe Biden was forced to adopt the "KVN Star" of the 2000s. Black humor about KVN.

[Old Horseradish]

It would be better if he told why no one liquidated this Zionist Zelensky, and most importantly, no one is going to. Is everything okay with Lavrov's daughter in the States? Are they not offending her? And we can chat until the second coming.

[AAK]

Lavrov's daughter, Ekaterina, married to Vinokurov, studied in school and at Columbia University in the States, while Lavrov himself worked in the US, and now lives and works in Russia. After receiving an education and completing an internship in London, she worked in Moscow as a representative of the London gallery of contemporary art Haunch of Venison. In 2013, the girl moved to work in the Moscow office of the auction company Christie's, where she reached the position of director.
In 2015, she decided to start her own business and began developing the creative project SmartArt. Her business partner is her friend and colleague at Christie's, Anastasia Karneeva. But the reputation of her son-in-law Sergey Lavrov is ambiguous. He successfully develops the business inherited from his father, actively cooperates with state corporations, and does not shy away from corporate raids.
Alexander's father is the famous Russian entrepreneur Semyon Vinokurov. In the 90s, he became a junior partner in the newly created company "Liat-Natalie", founded by Shabtai Kalmanovich and Iosif Kobzon. Vinokurov was entrusted with developing the pharmaceutical sector, supplying medicines to regional pharmacies under government orders. Now Semyon Vinokurov is one of the largest magnates in the pharmaceutical sector. Having returned from England in 2006 with a degree in finance, Alexander Vinokurov actively joined his father's business. Today he is the founder, co-owner and president of several large companies.

- In 2006, he became a co-founder and one of the heads of the Russian branch of the American investment fund TPG Capital. Under his leadership, the fund acquired shares of VTB Bank, stakes in the capital's office centers "Belaya Loshad" and "Belye Sady", a Belgian company producing hygiene products in Russia Ontex SA, coffee production Strauss Coffee, and the Lenta hypermarket chain in St. Petersburg.
- Since 2011, he has been the president of the Summa Group, which owns assets in port and railway logistics, engineering, construction, and agriculture. As the company's founder, Ziyaudin Magomedov, told Forbes magazine, the young financier's salary demands, expressed in a six-figure sum in dollar equivalent, initially seemed excessive to him. But later he realized that inviting Vinokurov to the post of president turned out to be a profitable investment.
- From 2014 to 2017, he headed the A1 company, the investment division of Alfa Group.
- From 2015 to November 2018, he was the main shareholder of the Russian pharmaceutical distributor SIA Group. Having consolidated the entire block of shares, he poured them into the Magnit retail chain through VTB.
- In May 2018, he acquired 11,82% of Magnit. By exchanging SIA Group for shares of the same Magnit, he increased his stake in the chain to 13,31%.
- In 2017, Alexander Vinokurov founded the investment company Marathon Group. It included all of his pharmaceutical assets: Sintez, Bentus-Laboratory (brand Sanitelle), Biokom, biopharmaceutical company Fort, pharmacy chain Mega Pharm (which includes pharmacies Da, zdorov! and A-Mega). In the summer of 2019, the Kurgan pharmaceutical manufacturer Sintez and the Biokom plant were sold by Vinokurov to AFK Sistema.
- In May 2017, he acquired the vaccine manufacturer Fort LLC and the company Natsimbio.
- Since March 2019, Sergey Lavrov's son-in-law has become a co-owner of the largest franchise in Russia - the KFC restaurant chain and IRB - International Restaurant Brands, which owns 180 restaurants throughout Russia.
- Together with his father and the state corporation Rostec, he manages the pharmaceutical company Genfa.
- He is a member of the board of directors of OJSC Novorossiysk Trade Port and chairman of the board of directors of OJSC Far Eastern Shipping Company.
In addition, Alexander Vinokurov is a member of the Presidium of the General Council of the All-Russian public organization "Business Russia", a member of the Board of Trustees of the Russian Cycling Federation and the Chairman of the Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Russian Cycling Federation on financing.

[Starover_Z]

Well, the red commanders after the civil war were not so wealthy...

[Artyom1979]

As he diplomatically put it, Zelensky is a drug addict.

[Starover_Z]

Quote: Artyom1979

As he diplomatically put it, Zelensky is a drug addict.

Apparently not all bio-labs were covered, there are still some left. And why not try out new products at the highest, local level?

[K-50]

Lavrov: It’s hard to follow Zelensky’s statements – he changes his opinions depending on how he feels

Depending on the phase of arrival.

[YanniKounnar]

Zelinsky a du être contaminé par ...Macron lors de leur dernière rencontre!
Macron est le spécialiste du changement d'idée, parfois dans le MÊME texte il peut dire blanc et ...noir en "même temps" , d'ailleurs il se présentait lui même comme le chantre du "en même temps" mais à force de faire du "en même temps" on deviant confusion et inaudible ...

Zelinsky must have been infected by... Macron during their last meeting!
Macron is a specialist in changing ideas, sometimes in the same text he can say "white and ... black" at the same time, and he himself called himself a singer "at the same time", but by saying "at the same time" we become confused and unintelligible...

[Vasyan1971]

Zelinsky must have been infected by... Macron during their last meeting!

It is still unknown who infected whom more and more harmfully....

[Carlos Hall]

When he talks about negotiations, he knows that his armed forces cannot hold out for long.

[Sergey Prutkov55]

"Zelensky's team allegedly offers to withdraw its troops from all our territories in exchange for Ukraine's consent to join the EU in 2025. (Russia and the World resource)." By the way, the EU is constantly trying to create its own military organization. By hook or by crook? They will still have Chernigov, Sumy, Kharkov, Poltava, Dnepropetrovsk, Odessa, Nikolaev, Nikopol, Marganets, Putivl, not to mention Kyiv. What are we talking about? Control over 4/5 of Ukraine. Who will have control? In the hands of the West and the kahal. That is, they will do whatever they want on this territory. They will completely eradicate everything Russian. Will they be pumped full of weapons? Of course. Will war criminals go unpunished? Yes. Will the threat to our security disappear from this territory? No. Will Nazi organizations remain? Yes. Will they continue to kill our people on the sly? Of course. In essence, we must agree that our history and our historical lands and cities are being stolen. Who? Enemies. And this land and cities are leaving us forever. And Zelensky will again be a handshake president? How will our people live in Transnistria? 200 Russians in Nikolaev? Many Russians in Kharkov and Odessa. How to use the Dnieper? They want to put a Westinghouse nuclear power plant there. In short, a new attempt to preserve the Bandera regime and appropriate our historical lands. What are the 000 borders? They were given them, you see. Who gave them to you? Bald Blank? What right did he have to hand out Russian lands? And now these thimbleriggers, enemies of Russia, are trying to leave with the stolen goods! Brilliant! Where is the buffer from the world of faggots? At a minimum, we need a division along the Odessa-Kiev line. All Novorossiya is ours. Little Russia is ours. Russians have never given anything to anyone. Especially not to their enemies.

[Dmitry Semashko]

Everyone understands this, except for one person. But it is he who understands the decision. Alone. Depending on his mood.

[sgr291158]

It would be more correct to say, depending on what you injected.

[aeslong]

then what? why do you still pay attention to it?

[Dmitry Semashko]

Lavrov's Red Lines are even more difficult to follow.

[Mikhail3]

That is, Lavrov practically openly called Zelensky a drug addict)) Well, as they say, what's done is done...