Moscow called Berlin's proposal for a meeting between Lavrov and Wadpole a mystery
The German side's initiative for a meeting between the foreign ministers of Germany and Russia, Johann and DePaul, and Sergey Lavrov at the United Nations could be related to the desire to demonstrate the existence of contacts with Russia, there was nothing significant behind it, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Dmitry Lyubinsky told reporters. The Russian side," he said, adding that "there is nothing significant behind it." "We haven't heard anything significant from the German side, so the initiative itself represents a certain mystery," Liubinsky noted.