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This appears to be a livestream Gordon, plenty of interesting stuff but nothing about Syria that I heard. Maybe you could give us the gist of what he had to say?
Pete, you’re right. I spent over two hours listening to the discussion, and I felt it was worth sharing because Lavrov touched on so many significant topics about US and EU foreign policy in reference to Russia and Ukraine.
Most notably, Russia was strengthened by the sanctions placed on it, which had the opposite impact the West had hoped for.
Zelenskyy is a stumbling block to peace and will not negotiate with Russia.
Lavrov declared that Russia will fully retaliate against the West’s foolish suggestion of a limited nuclear exchange.
Cheers mate, Lavrov is a very impressive guy. Doesn’t mince his words, usually plain speaking, a proper diplomat, so unlike the numpties in the West
I agree with you, Pete. I could listen to Lavrov, and for that matter Putin, all day, as they talk sense as opposed to what you rightly call numpties, as well as being arse licking controlled opposition here in the West.