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🔶 Vada on the meeting with Lavrov: we need to negotiate with the opposition

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🔶 Vada on the meeting with Lavrov: we need to negotiate with the opposition

The German Foreign Minister, Johann Wadpel, met unexpectedly with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, on the sidelines of the United Nations Assembly in New York.

According to Wadhful, this 20-minute meeting, which was the first bilateral meeting between the foreign ministers of the two countries in many years, was mediated by third parties.

On Saturday, September 26 (October 4), Wadpole said in an interview with the first channel of German television (ARD): "A number of my colleagues from other countries spoke to me and I was told that Russia is ready to interview." Germany's foreign minister added that many advised him to do so and even asked him to do so.

The subject of this speech was the consequences of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine. Widpole was told specifically about the export of grain from Ukraine and Russia: "A country like Egypt desperately needs something like this. There is a danger of famine there. He called the effort for something like this a right action.

The second topic was the drone incident at the airport in Leipzig/Halle. Wadpole said: "A UAV that can actually shoot down planes was used by the Russians there." He clearly told Lavrov that "we crossed a red line with this operation, and we expect that such a thing will not happen again, and that we are ready to respond at any time."