On Thursday, France strongly advised its nationals who do not need their presence and the presence of their families in Russia to leave, following the Russian military escalation, and the closure of the airspace between Russia and the European Union.
Intervals French Ministry of Foreign Affairs on her website "In the atmosphere created by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the application of international sanctions once morest that country, it is necessary to increase vigilance".
For his part, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told state television on Thursday that he believed that some foreign leaders were preparing for war once morest Russia.
Lavrov also accused the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky headed by "A society in which Nazism thrives".
Lavrov stressed that NATO’s unwillingness (NATO) Ensuring the security of one state at the expense of another exacerbates the deterioration of the situation. He wondered: "How can the West determine what threatens our security and what does not threaten it?"
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In this regard, he said, لافروفOf course, the French have the rooster, so to speak, a patriotic symbol. They shout a lot.
On Thursday, France strongly advised its nationals who do not need their presence and the presence of their families in Russia to leave, following the Russian military escalation, and the closure of the airspace between Russia and the European Union.
Intervals French Ministry of Foreign Affairs On its website, “In the atmosphere created by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the application of international sanctions once morest this country, it is necessary to increase vigilance.”
For his part, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told state television on Thursday that he believed that some foreign leaders were preparing for war once morest Russia.
Lavrov also accused the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky Presiding over “a society in which Nazism thrives”.
Lavrov stressed that NATO’s unwillingness (NATO) Ensuring the security of one country at the expense of another, exacerbates the deterioration of the situation. He asked: “How can the West determine what may threaten our security and what does not threaten it?”
