WorldLavrov on intelligence contacts with US and West’s struggle to accept new reality
Sergey Lavrov called Washington’s sharing of information about a possible terrorist attack at Moscow’s Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve routine intelligence work. He said Western countries seek to impose their rules across Eurasia and are not ready for dialogue on Eurasian issues, while Russia is open to security discussions. He added that reports of possible US strikes on Iran after the midterms were not corroborated by other sources.
Lavrov on intelligence contacts with US and West’s struggle to accept new reality