Lavrov dismisses Germany's call to de-escalate amid tensions
They publishedRussian foreign minister rejects Berlin's call to abandon 'dangerous' escalation
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- Russia's Lavrov rejected Berlin's demand to pull back on escalation during UN General Assembly talks.
- Germany's Wadephul urged Moscow to abandon a dangerous path and hinted at improving ties if Russia ends the war.
- Lavrov criticized Germany as Ukraine's main sponsor and questioned lessons of World War II.
- Tensions rose after Berlin accused Russia of a drone attack in Leipzig/Halle and announced sanctions.
- Lavrov claimed the West seeks to destroy European security and push Russia toward a dead end.
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topics: Politics, Environment, Economy · language: eng
topics: Politics, Environment, Economy · language: eng
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published 27 Sept, 06:22Z
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